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Australia pick 30a: 1 Pound from 1953
ND (1953-1960). Dark green on multicolor underprint. Arms at upper center, medallic portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right. Signature H. C. Coombs and R. Wilson with title GOVERNOR / COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA below lower left signature. Back: Facing medallic portrait C. Sturt and H. Hume.Watermark: Capt. Cook.
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Australia pick 37c: 1 Dollar from 1966
ND (1966-1972). Dark brown on orange and multicolored underprint. Arms at center, Queen Elizabeth II at right. Stylized aboriginal figures and animals on back. (1969).
With text COMMONWEALTH OF in heading. Watermark: Captain James Cook.
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Australia pick 42d: 1 Dollar from 1974
ND (1974-1983). Dark brown on orange and multicolored underprint. Arms at center, Queen Elizabeth II at right. Stylized aboriginal figures and animals on back. (1983).
Without text COMMONWEALTH OF in heading. Watermark: Captain James Cook.
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Australia pick 57e: 5 Dollars from 2007
(20)07. Black, red, and blue on multicolored underprint. Branch at left, Queen Elizabeth II at center right with name under portrait. Issue dates are first two digits of serial number. Back: black on lilac with darker multicolored underprint. Old and new Parliament Houses in Canberra at center. Printer: NPA.
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Australia pick 57g: 5 Dollars from 2012
(20)12. Black, red, and blue on multicolored underprint. Branch at left, Queen Elizabeth II at center right with name under portrait. Issue dates are first two digits of serial number. Back: black on lilac with darker multicolored underprint. Old and new Parliament Houses in Canberra at center. Printer: NPA.
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Australia pick 62: 5 Dollars from 2016
(20)16; initial date of issue is 1st of September, 2016. Yellow, pink, violet. Queen Elizabeth II at right. Prickly Moses wattle (Acacia verticillata subsp. ovoidea) and the Eastern Spinebill (Acanthorhynchus tenuirostris) printed on transparency. Back: the New Parliament House and the Forecourt Mosaic, which is based on a Central Desert dot-style painting by Michael Nelson Jagamara titled "Possum and Wallaby Dreaming" and a schematic plan of the New Parliament House. This was based on the Design Development Landscape Plan, which was provided by the Parliament House Construction Authority. Polymer banknote.
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