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Both sides of the Australian 1 cent coin.

Scan of my own coin.

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Coin (which is no longer in circulation) - visual reference

The Australian 1 cent coin is no longer in circulation. It was withdrawn from circulation in Australia in 1992.

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{{Non-free use rationale
|Description= Australian 1 cent coin 
|Source= Scan of my own coin as the coin belongs to me
|Portion= obverse and reverse of the coin
|Low_resolution= yes
|Purpose= for visual reference for Wikipedia
|Replaceability= no longer available
|other_information= The coin was withdrawn from circulation in 1992
}}

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