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| 铸造量 | 1989 - Proof (Masterpieces in Silver Set) - 22,499 1989 - Proof (Sydney Coin Fair Silver Set) - 2,500 |
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Issued as part of the Royal Australian Mint's Masterpieces in Silver set for 1989, this piece marks the bicentenary of European settlement in Australia — a politically charged commemoration that generated significant public debate at the time. The broader 1988 bicentenary celebrations had already exposed deep divisions over what exactly was being celebrated, and numismatic releases tied to that period carry that unresolved tension implicitly.
Cook never actually landed at Sydney Cove; it was Arthur Phillip commanding the First Fleet in 1788 that established the colony. The choice to feature Cook rather than Phillip on a bicentenary-adjacent issue reflects the enduring public name recognition Cook held over more historically direct figures.