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Australian Silver Proof Dollars
2002 Year Of Outback
.9999 Fine Silver
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| The Year of the Outback aims to celebrate the history, culture and
achievements of the Australian Outback. It gives recognition of its importance and to its
contribution to the life of the nation. The official logo for the Year of the Outback proudly
features on the $1 Silver Proof and the $1 Aluminium Bronze 'C" mintmark coins. Designed by
Elizabeth Robinson, who at that time was a student at Charles Sturt University, Wagga, New South
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The logo depicts a stylised outline of Australia, with the top of the outline reflected in the
nation's interior. The logo also incorporates the Southern Cross, a well-known symbol of
Australia and guide for travellers over the ages. Reaching towards the Southern Cross are a series of
trails, representing the stories or marks that were left, first by Aborigines and then by white
settlers, explorers, and pioneers in the outback.
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Specifications
| Composition: |
99.99% Silver |
| Edge: |
Reeded |
| Weight: |
11.66 grams |
| Size: |
25.0 mm |
| Reverse: |
Elizabeth Robinson |
| Obverse: |
Ian Rank-Broadley |
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