1910 Australian Coinage of King Edward VII 4 Coin Set Silver - 3oz Proof/Antiqued the most widespread of which

the most widespread of which is the Common Wombat

an attack was launched in the Dardanelles

• Coin's reverse features a thirtieth anniversary update of the origin 1993 design by Horst Hahne

Known as the Lt Tom ‘Diver’ Derrick VC DCM Bridge

Tūī are familiar to most New Zealanders

1910 Australian Coinage of King Edward VII 4 Coin Set Silver - 3oz Proof/Antiqued the most widespread of whichAfter Federation in 1901, authority over currency, coinage, and legal tender passed to the Commonwealth Government. The 1909 Coinage Act authorised two copper and four silver coins. Australias first silver coinage was issued in 1910. The four coins were struck at the Royal Mint, London and comprised a threepence, sixpence, shilling (12 pence) and florin (two shillings). Each coin carried the obverse portrait of King Edward VII. The King died in 1910