2011 Royal Australian Mint - 100 Years of Census - $1 Uncirculated Carded Coin
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Vendor:
Royal Australian Mint
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Type:
Carded Coins
Description
Features
- Celebrates 100 Years of the Australian Census
- Struck to the RAM's Uncirculated standard
- Mintage of 15,024
Details
Australia’s first nationally coordinated Census was taken on 2 April 1911. It contained 21
questions and revealed a population of 4 455 005 people. Many of these questions are still used today. The Census of 1947 played an important role directing post–WWII Australia in the areas of migration and infrastructure, and from 1971 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people were included in the official population enumeration.
The Census is important for determining where schools and hospitals are needed, allocating federal funding to states and territories, and planning community services and facilities. Continuing this fine tradition, the data from the 2011 Census will again be helping to chart the course of our nation’s future.
Specifications
- Denomination: $1
- Metal Content: AlBr
- Mass: 9.00g
- Diameter: 25.00mm
- Finish: Uncirculated
- Packaging: The coin is housed in a uniquely shaped blue and white card, with an image of a two young people laughing and holding each other closely. The card features images and text relating to the role Census has played in research and
information gathering over the past 100 years
Please Note: These are second-hand collectables and may contain scratches, creases, marks, toning or other minor damage. Feel free to ask for photos before purchasing.

