I thought it was a gouge at first, now not so sure. 1973 50c
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Australia’s circulating $2 coloured coins
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A Blue Banded Bee pollinating the crap out of some tomato plants
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A cool guide to Australia’s $2 coins and their mintage figures
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The first polymer banknotes ever produced by CSIRO Australia in 1977
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More photos of polymer banknotes developed by CSIRO in 1977. The first of their kind.
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More photos of the first Polymer banknotes developed by CSIRO Australia in 1977
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More photos of Polymer test Banknotes developed by CSIRO in Australia in 1977
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One of the first polymer banknotes to ever be produced by CSIRO IN 1977
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One of the first Polymer banknotes ever produced by CSIRO IN 1977
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$2 coin collection still has some gaps.
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