Celebrating the 60th anniversary of decimal currency.
Struck to Proof quality from 1oz of 99.9% pure silver.
Highlighted by exquisite 24-carat gold-plating!
Exclusive worldwide mintage set at just 1,250!
Official Niue legal tender – measures 38.60mm.
Beautifully presented within an attractive case.
Complete with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity.
Specifications
Metal
Silver
Country of Issue
Niue
Denomination
$1
Issued By
Downies
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Produced as our tribute to the stunning work of Stuart Devlin and the Royal Australian Mint, this exclusive, eye-catching and distinctively Australian Decimal Currency 60th Anniversary 2026 $1 Gold-plated 1oz Silver Proof Coin celebrates one of the most significant events in Australian history.
Australia’s original currency system of pounds, shillings and pence was replaced by decimal currency on the 14th of February 1966. Designed by numismatic master craftsman Stuart Devlin, Australia’s new decimal coinage paid homage to Australian native animals. The kangaroo & emu were found on the 50c, with the platypus (20c), lyrebird (10c), echidna (5c), frilled-neck lizard (2c) and feathertail glider (1c) also honoured. Uniquely Australian, Devlin’s designs and the craftsmanship at the Royal Australian Mint are both still cherished and valued, even six decades after the nation’s embrace of decimalisation.
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Overall rating: 4.9666667 / 5 from 30 reviews.
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Brilliant product. Happy with packaging
"Brilliant product. Happy with packaging and pistal delivery. Thank you."
— Karen M. (5/5)
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— Allison F. (5/5)
Quick delivery and great product
"Quick delivery and great product"
— Aaron M. (5/5)
Pretty coin. Good subject but
"Pretty coin. Good subject but a Niue coin not my usual collection target."
— Ross F. (4/5)
Love this coin very happy
"Love this coin very happy"
— Kerry S. (5/5)
Very nice addition to the
"Very nice addition to the collection, not sure I will be around for the 120th celebration. ."
— Eddie O. (5/5)
Good comunation with the seller
"Good comunation with the seller from Downing coins they all ways keep me posted about new coins I brought the new 60th anniversary of Australia currency its a best coin I have ever brought for a while now love it go well with my collection thank them for everything thanks 10/10"
Produced as our tribute to the stunning work of Stuart Devlin and the Royal Australian Mint, this exclusive, eye-catching and distinctively Australian Decimal Currency 60th Anniversary 2026 $1 Gold-plated 1oz Silver Proof Coin celebrates one of the most significant events in Australian history.
Australia’s original currency system of pounds, shillings and pence was replaced by decimal currency on the 14th of February 1966. Designed by numismatic master craftsman Stuart Devlin, Australia’s new decimal coinage paid homage to Australian native animals. The kangaroo & emu were found on the 50c, with the platypus (20c), lyrebird (10c), echidna (5c), frilled-neck lizard (2c) and feathertail glider (1c) also honoured. Uniquely Australian, Devlin’s designs and the craftsmanship at the Royal Australian Mint are both still cherished and valued, even six decades after the nation’s embrace of decimalisation.