Shilling — This article is about coinage. For other uses, see shilling (disambiguation). A 1933 UK shilling The shilling is a unit of currency used in some current and former British Commonwealth countries. The word shilling comes from scilling, an… … Wikipedia
Australian Workers’ Union — Australian Worker’ Union (AWU) Zweck: Gewerkschaft Vorsitz: Paul Howes Gründungsdatum: 1894 … Deutsch Wikipedia
Australian pound — Infobox Currency image 1 = Australia 10 Shillings.jpg image title 1 = 10/ (£½) image 2 = Australian 1951 sixpence.jpg image title 2 = 6d using countries = Australia pegged with = British pound at par, and then A£1 = GB 16/ (£0.8) pegged by = New… … Wikipedia
Australian dollar — AUD redirects here. For other uses, see Aud (disambiguation). Australian dollar … Wikipedia
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Australian 5 shilling note — Infobox Banknote Country = Australia Denomination = Five shillings Value = 5 Unit = Australian pound Width = 137 Height = 64 Security Features = Watermark Paper Type = Cotton fiber Years of Printing = 1916 and 1946 Obverse = 5shillingnote.jpg… … Wikipedia
Australian 20 cent coin — Infobox Coin Country = Australia Denomination = 20 Cent Piece Value = 0.20 Unit = AUD Mass = 11.3 Diameter = 28.52 Thickness = 2.50 Edge = milled Composition = 75%Copper, 25% Ni Years of Minting = 1966 ndash;present Catalog Number = Obverse =… … Wikipedia
Australian 1 dollar note — Infobox Banknote Country = Australia Denomination = One Dollar Value = 1 Unit = Australian dollar Width = 140 Height = 70 Security Features = metallic security thread, Watermark Paper Type = Cotton fibre Years of Printing = 1966 1984 Obverse =… … Wikipedia
Australian 10 shilling note — Infobox Banknote Country = Australia Denomination = Ten shillings Value = ½ Unit = Australian pound Width = 137 Height = 76 Security Features = Watermark Paper Type = Cotton Years of Printing = 1913 1966 Obverse = Australia 10 Shillings.jpg… … Wikipedia
Coins of the Australian pound — Federation in 1901 gave the Commonwealth a constitutional power to issue coins and removed this power from the States. However, British coins continued in use until 1910, when Australian silver coins were introduced. These included florins,… … Wikipedia
