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Year	Reverse	Variation	Mint	Mintage	Material
1984	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	186.3 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
1985	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	96.2 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
1986	International Year of Peace		Canberra	25.2 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
1988	Australian Bicentenary		Canberra	21.6 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
1992	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	8 Thousand	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
1993	Tree sculpted in the flowing form of water and the Landcare Australia logo		Canberra	18.2 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
1994	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	47.6 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
1995	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	21.4 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
1996	Commemorating the centenary of the Constitutional Conventions that led to Federation and the role of Sir Henry Parkes, widely acknowledged as the “Father of Federation”. Designed and sculpted by Wojciech Pietranik.		Canberra	26.6 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
1997	Commemorating the centenary of the birth of Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith, aviation pioneer. Designed and sculpted by Wojciech Pietranik.		Canberra	24.4 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
1998	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	16.2 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
1999	Commemorating the International Year of Older Persons, incorporating the United Nations logo for that year. Designed and sculpted by Wojciech Pietranik.		Canberra	29.3 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2000	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	7.6 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2001	Commemorating the Centenary of Federation. Sculpted by Wojciech Pietranik.		Canberra	27.9 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2001	Commemorating the International Year of Volunteers. Sculpted by Wojciech Pietranik.		Canberra	6 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2002	Commemorating the Year of the Outback. The logo depicts a stylised outline of Australia incorporating the Southern Cross. Reaching towards the Southern Cross are trails representing the stories or marks left first by Indigenous Australians, then by white settlers, explorers and pioneers. Designed by Elizabeth Robinson and sculpted by Wojciech Pietranik.		Canberra	35.4 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2003	Commemorating Australia’s Volunteers. Designed and sculpted by Wojciech Pietranik.		Canberra	4.1 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2003	Commemorating the Centenary of Women’s Suffrage. Sculpted by Vladimir Gottwald.		Canberra	10 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2004	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	8.8 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2005	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	5.8 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2005	Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the end of World War 2. The design was inspired by a newsreel image. Sculpted by Wojciech Pietranik.		Canberra	34.2 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2006	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	38.9 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2007	Commemorating Australia’s hosting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum (APEC). Sculpted by Wojciech Pietranik.		Canberra	20.1 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2008	Commemorating the Centenary of Scouting in Australia. Sculpted by Caitlin Goodall.		Canberra	17.2 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2008	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	30.1 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2009	100th year of the Age Pension. Designed and sculpted by Wojciech Pietranik.		Canberra	21.3 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2009	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	21.2 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2010	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	16.7 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2010	Commemorating the Centenary of Girl Guiding in Australia. Designed and sculpted by Wojciech Pietranik.		Canberra	12.6 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2011	Commemorating the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Perth, Australia.		Canberra	9.4 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2011	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	17.9 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2013	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	20.9 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2014	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	1.05 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2014	Commemorating the Centenary of ANZAC 2014-2018.		Canberra	21.9 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2015	Commemorating the Centenary of ANZAC 2014-2018.		Canberra	1.4 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2015	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	22.3 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2016	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	30.2 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2016	2016 obverse design to celebrate the 50th anniversary of decimal currency		Canberra	560 Thousand	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2016	Commemorating the Centenary of ANZAC 2014-2018.		Canberra	2.19 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2017	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	11.1 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2017	Commemorating the Centenary of ANZAC 2014-2018.		Canberra	1.9 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2018	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	8.3 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2018	Commemorating the Centenary of ANZAC 2014-2018.		Canberra	2 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2019	Australias Dollar Discovery A Commemorating 35 years of the Australian $1coin		Canberra	1.51 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2019	Australias Dollar Discovery U Commemorating 35 years of the Australian $1coin		Canberra	1.51 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2019	Australias Dollar Discovery S Commemorating 35 years of the Australian $1coin		Canberra	1.51 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2019	Five Kangaroos	(IRB)	Canberra	10.7 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2019	Five Kangaroos	(JC)	Canberra	2.1 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2020	Five Kangaroos	(JC)	Canberra	6.4 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2020	Celebrating a 100 years of Qantas		Canberra	2 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2020	The worlds first one dollar coin designed to be donated		Canberra	12.5 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2021	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	12.9 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2021	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	160 Thousand	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel
2022	Five Kangaroos		Canberra	6.15 Million	92% Copper – 6% Aluminium – 2% Nickel