Big Coins
Sculptures located in Deakin, Australian Capital Territory
The Big Coins is a group of sculptures located in Deakin, Australian Capital Territory next to the Royal Australian Mint, depicting the coins of the Australian dollar.
The circle on the left is not a coin, but shows "Est. 1965", denoting the year the Royal Australian Mint was opened.[1]
References
- ^ "About the Mint". www.ramint.gov.au. 5 January 2016. Retrieved 29 January 2022.
35°19′05″S 149°05′38″E / 35.31815°S 149.09389°E / -35.31815; 149.09389
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and structures
- ACT Heritage Library
- ACT Memorial
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- Australian Army Memorial
- Australia Forum
- Australian Merchant Navy Memorial
- Australian War Memorial
- Australian–American Memorial
- Basser Library
- Big Coins
- Black Mountain Tower
- Captain James Cook Memorial
- Centenary House
- Edmund Barton Building
- Gus's
- High Court of Australia Building
- Hotel Canberra
- Hotel Kurrajong
- Korean War Memorial
- Legislative Assembly Building
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- Lovett Tower
- Mercure Hotel
- Mount Stromlo Observatory
- National Carillon
- National Gallery of Australia Research Library
- Old Parliament House
- Owl sculpture
- Parliament House
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- Royal Australian Mint
- St John the Baptist Church
- Scrivener Dam
- Supreme Court
- Tilley's
- Yarralumla
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- John Gorton Building
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- Australian National Botanic Gardens
- Black Mountain Peninsula
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- City Hill
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- Commonwealth Park
- Commonwealth Place
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- Glebe Park
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- Mulligans Flat Nature Reserve
- National Arboretum Canberra
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institutions
- Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies
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- Cameron Offices, Belconnen
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- Narrabundah Ballpark
- National Hockey Centre
- Phillip Ice Skating Centre
- Phillip Oval
- Royal Canberra Golf Club
- Southern Cross Stadium
- Viking Park
- Woden Park
and islands
- Lake Burley Griffin
- Queen Elizabeth II Island
- Spinnaker Island
- Springbank Island
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