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In the first decade, bank Notes still circulate as a paper currency.
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The first Australian currency note (10 shillings) is issued. Other denominations follow. The notes reflect the dependence of the Australian economy on rural and mining industries.
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The 'Harrison series' of currency notes is issued
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The 'Ash series' of notes is issued, named after John Ash
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The 1953/54 series of currency notes is issued.
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Australia converts from pounds, shillings and pence to decimal currency.
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A $50 decimal currency note is issued.
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The decision to replace the $1 note by a $1 coin is announced
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The first Polymer' currency note - a $5 note - is issued.
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A $10 polymer note is issued.