1911-1936 Australian Coinage of King George V Pre Decimal 6 Coin Set Gold - 1oz Proof Reverse portrays a Chinese Dragon

Reverse portrays a Chinese Dragon chasing a flaming pearl among clouds on a rectangular shaped coin

This four coin Masterpieces in Silver Set

a group of miners gathered behind a hastily-built stockade on the goldfields of Ballarat and raised their Eureka flag

There is the harp of Northern Ireland – a symbol dating back to medieval times

1911-1936 Australian Coinage of King George V Pre Decimal 6 Coin Set Gold - 1oz Proof Reverse portrays a Chinese DragonKing George V acceded to the throne in 1910, following the death of King Edward VII. The first Australian coins with his portrait are dated 1911, which also included a copper halfpenny and penny for the first time. Silver coins were first struck in Australia in 1916. After 1918, all copper and silver coins of King George V were struck in Australia. Commemorative florins were issued for the opening of Parliament House, Canberra (1927) and the centenary