1998 Bicentenary of Bass and Flinders 50c PNC

1998 Bicentenary of Bass and Flinders 50c PNCMatthew Flinders and George Bass, two obscure young men from Lincolnshire, arrived in Sydney in 1795 determined to achieve greatness. Flinders wanted to be an explorer 'second only to Cook', Bass a naturalist, another Sir Joseph Banks, and a rich Sydney trader. For eight years these two pursued their destiny.

These are created using advanced picosecond lasers

Reproduction of "Baile Antiguo"

It measured 61 by 31 cm (24 by 12 in) and was discovered by prospectors John Deason and Richard Oates on 5 February 1869 at Moliagul

Both sides of each coin were created by the prestigious coin designer Jody Clark

the Faceless Men are a guild of from the Free City of Braavos who see themselves as servants of death who will bestow the gift of death as an end to suffering

Denomination $50 Year 1995 Signatures Fraser/Evans Grade Uncirculated

cheetahs can reach up to 112 kilometers an hour within three seconds

looking with giggling wonder at a cute star mobile

1932 Florin Weight 11

The emperor penguin is the tallest and heaviest of all living penguin species and is endemic to Antarctica

This is the first coin of a four coin series

The Royal Mint has reintroduced the traditional art of Tincture lines – depicting colours and patterns on metal