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| 背面描述 | Central motif features a stylised outline map of Australia, with an arrow indicating the location of Xantippe, a locality in Western Australia. The letter X appears prominently in the upper left field, representing the twenty-fourth entry in the Great Aussie Coin Hunt alphabetical series. The denomination legend ONE DOLLAR is inscribed within the design, with XANTIPPE appearing as the place name. The composition is clean and modern in style, referencing geographic and cultural iconography of Australia. |
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| 铸币厂 | Royal Australian Mint, Canberra |
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The Great Aussie Coin Hunt was a circulation release program by the Royal Australian Mint designed to drive public engagement through a full alphabet of themed dollar coins — 26 letters, each assigned an object meant to represent something distinctly Australian. "X" presented an obvious problem: almost nothing quintessentially Australian starts with it. The Mint assigned it to the X-ray, a nod to Australian medical innovation that reads more as a solution to a typographical puzzle than a genuine cultural statement. It is, predictably, among the harder letters to find in completed sets, partly because collectors pulled them early and partly because the public found the novelty amusing enough to hoard.