Australian five-cent coin - Revision history

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	~~'''~~Production~~:'''~~		=== Production ===

	The Australian five-cent coin was first introduced with the transition to decimal currency on 14 February 1966. The original reverse design featuring the iconic echidna has remained unchanged since the coin's introduction over 50 years ago. In 2016, the obverse (front) design was updated to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Australia's decimalisation, but the echidna reverse has been a constant on the five-cent piece.		The Australian five-cent coin was first introduced with the transition to decimal currency on 14 February 1966. The original reverse design featuring the iconic echidna has remained unchanged since the coin's introduction over 50 years ago. In 2016, the obverse (front) design was updated to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Australia's decimalisation, but the echidna reverse has been a constant on the five-cent piece.

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	Over the decades, the Australian five-cent coin has become an enduring symbol of the country's decimal currency system. Its reverse design featuring the distinctive spiny echidna has become instantly recognizable to Australians and is a testament to the ongoing legacy of the five-cent coin.		Over the decades, the Australian five-cent coin has become an enduring symbol of the country's decimal currency system. Its reverse design featuring the distinctive spiny echidna has become instantly recognizable to Australians and is a testament to the ongoing legacy of the five-cent coin.

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	\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II		\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II
	\| align="center" \|Arnold Machin		\| align="center" \|Arnold Machin

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1966-1984		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1966-1984
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	\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II		\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II
	\| align="center" \|Ian Rank-Broadley		\| align="center" \|Ian Rank-Broadley

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1999-2015		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1999-2015
	2017-2019		2017-2019
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	\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II and Reproduction of 1953-1964 One Penny		\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II and Reproduction of 1953-1964 One Penny
	\| align="center" \|Ian Rank-Broadley		\| align="center" \|Ian Rank-Broadley

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2016		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2016
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	\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II		\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II
	\| align="center" \|Jody Clark		\| align="center" \|Jody Clark

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2019-2023		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2019-2023
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	Special Memorial		Special Memorial
	\| align="center" \|Jody Clark		\| align="center" \|Jody Clark

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2023		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2023
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	\| align="center" \|Charles III		\| align="center" \|Charles III
	\| align="center" \|Dan Thorne		\| align="center" \|Dan Thorne

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2024-Present		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2024-Present
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	! align="center" \|'''Design'''		! align="center" \|'''Design'''
	! align="center" \|'''Designer'''		! align="center" \|'''Designer'''

	! colspan="2" align="center" \|'''Design date'''		! colspan="2" align="center" \|'''Design date'''
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			=== Mintage Figures ===

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	~~'''~~Mint Marks~~:'''~~		=== Mint Marks ===

	The two different variants of the 1966 Australian five-cent coin minted in London and Canberra can be readily distinguished by a key visual difference in their reverse designs. Specifically, the length of the spine on the echidna's front right shoulder is notably longer on the coins produced at the Royal Mint in London compared to the shorter spine on the Canberra-minted coins from the Royal Australian Mint.		The two different variants of the 1966 Australian five-cent coin minted in London and Canberra can be readily distinguished by a key visual difference in their reverse designs. Specifically, the length of the spine on the echidna's front right shoulder is notably longer on the coins produced at the Royal Mint in London compared to the shorter spine on the Canberra-minted coins from the Royal Australian Mint.

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	<small>Source: [https://en.numista.com/forum/topic40798.html ~~https://www.australian-coins.com/australian-decimal-changeover/australian-1966-2c-mint-marks/]</small>~~		<small>Source:</small> https://en.numista.com/forum/topic40798.html

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	! align="center" \|RAM (Canberra)		! align="center" \|RAM (Canberra)
	! align="center" \|~~RMM~~ (~~Melbourne~~)		! align="center" \|RML (London)
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	\| align="center" \|[[File:MintMark5ccan.jpg\|200px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:MintMark5ccan.jpg\|200px]]
	\| align="center" \|[[File:MintMark5cldn.jpg\|200px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:MintMark5cldn.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|<small>Canberra Mint: ~~All the claws are sharp~~.</small>		\|<small>Canberra Mint: Short spine.</small>
	\|<small>~~Melbourne~~ Mint: ~~Blunted second claw on the left foot~~ .</small>		\|<small>London Mint: Longer spine.</small>
	\|}		\|}

	<small>Source: https://www.australian-coins.com/australian-decimal-changeover/australian-1966-2c-mint-marks/</small>		<small>Source: [https://en.numista.com/forum/topic40798.html https://www.australian-coins.com/australian-decimal-changeover/australian-1966-2c-mint-marks/]</small>

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	! align="center" \|RAM (Canberra)		! align="center" \|RAM (Canberra)
	! align="center" \|RMM (Melbourne)		! align="center" \|RMM (Melbourne)
	~~! align="center" \|RPM (Perth)~~
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	\| align="center" \|[[File:~~MintMark2ccan~~.jpg\|200px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:MintMark5ccan.jpg\|200px]]
	\| align="center" \|[[File:~~MintMark2cmel.jpg\|200px]]~~		\| align="center" \|[[File:MintMark5cldn.jpg\|200px]]
	~~\| align="center" \|[[File:MintMark2cper~~.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|<small>Canberra Mint: All the claws are sharp.</small>		\|<small>Canberra Mint: All the claws are sharp.</small>
	\|<small>Melbourne Mint: Blunted second claw on the left foot .</small>		\|<small>Melbourne Mint: Blunted second claw on the left foot .</small>
	~~\|<small>Perth Mint: Blunted rightmost claw.</small>~~
	\|}		\|}

	<small>Source: https://www.australian-coins.com/australian-decimal-changeover/australian-1966-2c-mint-marks/</small>		<small>Source: https://www.australian-coins.com/australian-decimal-changeover/australian-1966-2c-mint-marks/</small>

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	'''Mint Marks:'''		'''Mint Marks:'''

	~~Mint marks on~~ the Australian ~~1966 two~~-cent coin ~~provide~~ a ~~fascinating insight into its production history~~. ~~These marks~~, ~~discernible by examining~~ the ~~front feet~~ of the ~~frill-necked lizard depicted~~ on the ~~coin, indicate~~ the ~~mint of manufacture. Specifically, a blunted rightmost claw on~~ the ~~front right foot signifies a Perth minting, while a blunted second claw from~~ the ~~right~~ on the ~~left foot indicates a Melbourne minting. The absence of blunted claws suggests a~~ Canberra ~~minting. This unique identification system underscores~~ the ~~intricate details of coin minting and adds a layer of intrigue for collectors and historians alike~~.		The two different variants of the 1966 Australian five-cent coin minted in London and Canberra can be readily distinguished by a key visual difference in their reverse designs. Specifically, the length of the spine on the echidna's front right shoulder is notably longer on the coins produced at the Royal Mint in London compared to the shorter spine on the Canberra-minted coins from the Royal Australian Mint.

	~~There are no observable mint marks on~~ the ~~1981~~ coin~~, both~~ the ~~Perth and Llantrisant mints distribute their~~ coins ~~in mint bags~~ and the ~~Canberran mint distriblted their~~ coins ~~in rolls~~.		This subtle but distinct design variation provides a helpful diagnostic feature for collectors and enthusiasts seeking to differentiate between the two 1966 five-cent coin varieties. The longer spine on the London-minted coins creates a more pronounced and pronounced quill-like appearance, whereas the Canberra coins have a shorter, less emphasized spine on the same part of the echidna's body.

			In terms of production numbers, the Royal Mint in London struck 30 million of the 1966 five-cent coins. Meanwhile, the Canberra facility of the Royal Australian Mint produced over 45 million examples of the 1966 five-cent piece. As a result, the Canberra-minted coins are the more prevalent and commonly encountered of the two 1966 five-cent varieties among collectors and in circulation.

			This clear visual distinction and difference in mintage figures makes the longer vs. shorter spine on the echidna's front right shoulder an essential diagnostic tool for identifying the origin mint of individual 1966 Australian five-cent coins. It's a key detail that numismatists and coin enthusiasts can use to accurately attribute and catalogue examples of this important decimal currency issue.
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	Over the decades, the Australian five-cent coin has become an enduring symbol of the country's decimal currency system. Its reverse design featuring the distinctive spiny echidna has become instantly recognizable to Australians and is a testament to the ongoing legacy of the five-cent coin.		Over the decades, the Australian five-cent coin has become an enduring symbol of the country's decimal currency system. Its reverse design featuring the distinctive spiny echidna has become instantly recognizable to Australians and is a testament to the ongoing legacy of the five-cent coin.

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	'''Production:'''		'''Production:'''

			The Australian five-cent coin was first introduced with the transition to decimal currency on 14 February 1966. The original reverse design featuring the iconic echidna has remained unchanged since the coin's introduction over 50 years ago. In 2016, the obverse (front) design was updated to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Australia's decimalisation, but the echidna reverse has been a constant on the five-cent piece.

			All of the initial 1966 production run of five-cent coins was carried out at the Royal Mint in London. Since those first coins minted in the UK, subsequent five-cent pieces have been produced by several mints, including the Royal Australian Mint, the Royal Mint in Llantrisant, Wales, and the Royal Canadian Mint.

			Over the decades, the Australian five-cent coin has become an enduring symbol of the country's decimal currency system. Its reverse design featuring the distinctive spiny echidna has become instantly recognizable to Australians and is a testament to the ongoing legacy of the five-cent coin.
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	!align="center"\|'''Value'''		! align="center" \|'''Value'''
	!align="center"\|Mass		! align="center" \|Mass
	!align="center"\|'''Diameter'''		! align="center" \|'''Diameter'''
	!align="center"\|'''Edge'''		! align="center" \|'''Edge'''
	!'''Composition'''		!'''Composition'''
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	\|align="center"\|$0.05 AUD		\| align="center" \|$0.05 AUD
	\|align="center"\|2.83 g		\| align="center" \|2.83 g
	\|align="center"\|19.41 mm		\| align="center" \|19.41 mm
	\|align="center"\|Milled		\| align="center" \|Milled
	\|align="center"\|76% copper<br/>25% nickel		\| align="center" \|76% copper<br />25% nickel
	\|-		\|-
	!align="center"\|'''Obverse'''		! align="center" \|'''Obverse'''
	!align="center"\|'''Design'''		! align="center" \|'''Design'''
	!align="center"\|'''Designer'''		! align="center" \|'''Designer'''

	! colspan="2" align="center" \|'''Design date'''		! colspan="2" align="center" \|'''Design date'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|[[File:Australian 5c AM Coin.jpg\|49px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:Australian 5c AM Coin.jpg\|49px]]
	\|align="center"\|Elizabeth II		\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II
	\|align="center"\|Arnold Machin		\| align="center" \|Arnold Machin

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1966-1984		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1966-1984
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|[[File:Australian 5c RM Coin.jpg\|49px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:Australian 5c RM Coin.jpg\|49px]]
	\|align="center"\|Elizabeth II		\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II
	\|align="center"\|Raphael Maklouf		\| align="center" \|Raphael Maklouf

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1985-1998		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1985-1998
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|[[File:Australian 5c IBR Coin.jpg\|49px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:Australian 5c IBR Coin.jpg\|49px]]
	\|align="center"\|Elizabeth II		\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II
	\|align="center"\|Ian Rank-Broadley		\| align="center" \|Ian Rank-Broadley

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1999-2015		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1999-2015
	2017-2019		2017-2019
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|[[File:Australian 5c IBR50 Coin.jpg\|49px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:Australian 5c IBR50 Coin.jpg\|49px]]
	\|align="center"\|Elizabeth II and Reproduction of 1953-1964 One Penny		\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II and Reproduction of 1953-1964 One Penny
	\|align="center"\|Ian Rank-Broadley		\| align="center" \|Ian Rank-Broadley

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2016		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2016
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|[[File:Australian 5c JC Coin.jpg\|49px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:Australian 5c JC Coin.jpg\|49px]]
	\|align="center"\|Elizabeth II		\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II
	\|align="center"\|Jody Clark		\| align="center" \|Jody Clark

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2019-2023		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2019-2023
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|[[File:Australian 5c JCM Coin.jpg\|49px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:Australian 5c JCM Coin.jpg\|49px]]
	\|align="center"\|Elizabeth II		\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II
	Special Memorial		Special Memorial
	\|align="center"\|Jody Clark		\| align="center" \|Jody Clark

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2023		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2023
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|[[File:Australian 5c DT Coin.jpg\|49px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:Australian 5c DT Coin.jpg\|49px]]
	\|align="center"\|Charles III		\| align="center" \|Charles III
	\|align="center"\|Dan Thorne		\| align="center" \|Dan Thorne

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2024-Present		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2024-Present
	\|-		\|-
	!align="center"\|'''Reverse'''		! align="center" \|'''Reverse'''
	!align="center"\|'''Design'''		! align="center" \|'''Design'''
	!align="center"\|'''Designer'''		! align="center" \|'''Designer'''

	! colspan="2" align="center" \|'''Design date'''		! colspan="2" align="center" \|'''Design date'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|[[File:Australian_Five_Cents_Rev.png\|49px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:Australian_Five_Cents_Rev.png\|49px]]
	\|align="center"\|Short beaked Echidna		\| align="center" \|Short beaked Echidna
	\|align="center"\|[[Stuart Devlin AO CMG\|Stuart Devlin]]		\| align="center" \|[[Stuart Devlin AO CMG\|Stuart Devlin]]
	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1966-Present		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1966-Present
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	\|<small>RAM = Royal Australian Mint~~, RMM~~ = Royal ~~Melbourne~~ Mint~~, RPM~~ = Royal ~~Perth Mint, PM = Perth~~ Mint, RMLL = Royal Mint Llantrisant		\|<small>RAM = Royal Australian Mint; RCM = Royal Canadian Mint; RML = Royal Mint, London; RMLL=Royal Mint, Llantrisant
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	\|<small>1 = 50th Anniversary, 2= IRB, 3 = JC </small>		\|<small>1 = 50th Anniversary, 2= IRB, 3 = JC </small>

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	\|<small>RAM = Royal Australian Mint, RMM = Royal Melbourne Mint, RPM = Royal Perth Mint, PM = Perth Mint, RMLL = Royal Mint Llantrisant		\|<small>RAM = Royal Australian Mint, RMM = Royal Melbourne Mint, RPM = Royal Perth Mint, PM = Perth Mint, RMLL = Royal Mint Llantrisant
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	\|<small>1 = 50th ~~Anaversory~~ 2= IRB, 3 = JC </small>		\|<small>1 = 50th Anniversary, 2= IRB, 3 = JC </small>
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	\|<small>RAM = Royal Australian Mint, RMM = Royal Melbourne Mint, RPM = Royal Perth Mint, PM = Perth Mint, RMLL = Royal Mint Llantrisant		\|<small>RAM = Royal Australian Mint, RMM = Royal Melbourne Mint, RPM = Royal Perth Mint, PM = Perth Mint, RMLL = Royal Mint Llantrisant
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	\|<small>1 = 50th Anaversory ,2= IRB, 3 = JC </small>		\|<small>1 = 50th Anaversory 2= IRB, 3 = JC </small>
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	'''Production:'''		'''Production:'''

			The Australian five-cent coin was first introduced with the transition to decimal currency on 14 February 1966. The original reverse design featuring the iconic echidna has remained unchanged since the coin's introduction over 50 years ago. In 2016, the obverse (front) design was updated to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Australia's decimalisation, but the echidna reverse has been a constant on the five-cent piece.

			All of the initial 1966 production run of five-cent coins was carried out at the Royal Mint in London. Since those first coins minted in the UK, subsequent five-cent pieces have been produced by several mints, including the Royal Australian Mint, the Royal Mint in Llantrisant, Wales, and the Royal Canadian Mint.

			Over the decades, the Australian five-cent coin has become an enduring symbol of the country's decimal currency system. Its reverse design featuring the distinctive spiny echidna has become instantly recognizable to Australians and is a testament to the ongoing legacy of the five-cent coin.
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	!align="center"\|'''Value'''		! align="center" \|'''Value'''
	!align="center"\|Mass		! align="center" \|Mass
	!align="center"\|'''Diameter'''		! align="center" \|'''Diameter'''
	!align="center"\|'''Edge'''		! align="center" \|'''Edge'''
	!'''Composition'''		!'''Composition'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|$0.05 AUD		\| align="center" \|$0.05 AUD
	\|align="center"\|2.83 g		\| align="center" \|2.83 g
	\|align="center"\|19.41 mm		\| align="center" \|19.41 mm
	\|align="center"\|Milled		\| align="center" \|Milled
	\|align="center"\|76% copper<br/>25% nickel		\| align="center" \|76% copper<br />25% nickel
	\|-		\|-
	!align="center"\|'''Obverse'''		! align="center" \|'''Obverse'''
	!align="center"\|'''Design'''		! align="center" \|'''Design'''
	!align="center"\|'''Designer'''		! align="center" \|'''Designer'''

	! colspan="2" align="center" \|'''Design date'''		! colspan="2" align="center" \|'''Design date'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|[[File:Australian 5c AM Coin.jpg\|49px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:Australian 5c AM Coin.jpg\|49px]]
	\|align="center"\|Elizabeth II		\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II
	\|align="center"\|Arnold Machin		\| align="center" \|Arnold Machin

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1966-1984		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1966-1984
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|[[File:Australian 5c RM Coin.jpg\|49px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:Australian 5c RM Coin.jpg\|49px]]
	\|align="center"\|Elizabeth II		\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II
	\|align="center"\|Raphael Maklouf		\| align="center" \|Raphael Maklouf

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1985-1998		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1985-1998
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|[[File:Australian 5c IBR Coin.jpg\|49px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:Australian 5c IBR Coin.jpg\|49px]]
	\|align="center"\|Elizabeth II		\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II
	\|align="center"\|Ian Rank-Broadley		\| align="center" \|Ian Rank-Broadley

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1999-2015		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1999-2015
	2017-2019		2017-2019
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|[[File:Australian 5c IBR50 Coin.jpg\|49px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:Australian 5c IBR50 Coin.jpg\|49px]]
	\|align="center"\|Elizabeth II and Reproduction of 1953-1964 One Penny		\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II and Reproduction of 1953-1964 One Penny
	\|align="center"\|Ian Rank-Broadley		\| align="center" \|Ian Rank-Broadley

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2016		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2016
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|[[File:Australian 5c JC Coin.jpg\|49px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:Australian 5c JC Coin.jpg\|49px]]
	\|align="center"\|Elizabeth II		\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II
	\|align="center"\|Jody Clark		\| align="center" \|Jody Clark

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2019-2023		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2019-2023
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|[[File:Australian 5c JCM Coin.jpg\|49px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:Australian 5c JCM Coin.jpg\|49px]]
	\|align="center"\|Elizabeth II		\| align="center" \|Elizabeth II
	Special Memorial		Special Memorial
	\|align="center"\|Jody Clark		\| align="center" \|Jody Clark

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2023		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2023
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|[[File:Australian 5c DT Coin.jpg\|49px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:Australian 5c DT Coin.jpg\|49px]]
	\|align="center"\|Charles III		\| align="center" \|Charles III
	\|align="center"\|Dan Thorne		\| align="center" \|Dan Thorne

	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2024-Present		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|2024-Present
	\|-		\|-
	!align="center"\|'''Reverse'''		! align="center" \|'''Reverse'''
	!align="center"\|'''Design'''		! align="center" \|'''Design'''
	!align="center"\|'''Designer'''		! align="center" \|'''Designer'''

	! colspan="2" align="center" \|'''Design date'''		! colspan="2" align="center" \|'''Design date'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="center"\|[[File:Australian_Five_Cents_Rev.png\|49px]]		\| align="center" \|[[File:Australian_Five_Cents_Rev.png\|49px]]
	\|align="center"\|Short beaked Echidna		\| align="center" \|Short beaked Echidna
	\|align="center"\|[[Stuart Devlin AO CMG\|Stuart Devlin]]		\| align="center" \|[[Stuart Devlin AO CMG\|Stuart Devlin]]
	\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1966-Present		\| colspan="2" align="center" \|1966-Present
	\|-		\|-