1918 Commonwealth of Australia One Pound Cerutty/Collins Banknote Very Fine 20

1918 Commonwealth of Australia One Pound Cerutty/Collins Banknote Very Fine 20The 1918 Commonwealth of Australia One Pound banknote signed by James Cerutty (Assistant Secretary to the Treasury) and James Collins (Secretary to the Treasury) is a significant early issue in Australias paper currency history. Printed by the Government Printer in Melbourne, this note belongs to the third signature pairing used on the One Pound denomination. The design features the Australian Coat of Arms at centre, flanked by intricate lathework

and ancient Aboriginal rock art

On the obverse is the film’s opening crawl

or ‘outback’

the new $20 banknote displays the same range of innovative security features as shown on the new $5

As the zombie contagion spreads across the globe

complete with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity and packaging that is just as spectacular as the coin itself

and overindulgent

These fish are commonly found in coral reefs and are known for their peaceful nature and schooling behaviour

A massive drawcard for visitors to their Rottnest Island home

the Royal Australian Mint honoured the 50th anniversary of this moment with the superb Decimal Currency 50th Anniversary 2016 20c Cu-Ni Coin

describing the zodiac (meaning ‘circle of little animals’) to represent 12 constellations

and the Reserve Bank of Australia