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The Australian Pound was the currency of the Commonwealth of Australia from 1910 to 1966. It was a pre-decimal currency: One Australian Pound was the equivalent of 240 pennies or 20 shillings. In 1966 the Australian dollar replaced the Australian pound at a rate of 2 dollars for 1 pound.

Australian Pounds are now obsolete. At Leftover Currency we specialize in the exchange of obsolete currencies, like the Australian Pound. Our online exchange service is quick, easy, secure and free of charge. We exchange both Australian Pound banknotes, as well as pre-decimal Australian Pound coins.

To convert your Australian Pounds to cash, select the type of Australian Pounds you want to exchange:

10 Shilling banknote Australia

10 Shilling banknote Australia

The Australian 10 Shillings note contains the words ‘Commonwealth of Australia’. The shilling is the 1/20 subdivision of the pre-decimal Australian pound.

You get: £0.32036

1 AUP = £0.6407100000

Australian crown coin

Australian crown coin

This Australian crown coin features a portrait of King George IV on the obverse, and Queen Victoria’s Diamond Crown on the reverse.

You get: £0.13730

1 AUP = £0.5491800000

10 Shilling banknote Australia - manufacturers obverse accepted for exchange

10 Shilling banknote Australia (manufacturers)

This ten shillings banknote has the image of George V, King of the United Kingdom and British Dominions. On the note a caption reads ‘Commonwealth of Australia’.

You get: £0.32036

1 AUP = £0.6407100000

Australian florin coin

Australian florin coin

The florin coin was the highest value pre-decimal coin in circulation in Australia. It has a decimal value equivalent to 10p. The silver florin piece features the Commonwealth Coat of Arms: a shield held up by a kangaroo and emu, two native Australian animals. Inside the shield are the symbols for Australia’s six states. Above … Continued

You get: £0.05492

1 AUP = £0.5491800000

10 Shilling banknote Australia - Matthew Flinders obverse accepted for exchange

10 Shilling banknote Australia (Matthew Flinders)

The banknote of ten shillings shows the portrait of Matthew Flinders, Australian navigator. The note contains the words ‘Commonwealth of Australia’.

You get: £0.32036

1 AUP = £0.6407100000

Australian shilling coin

Australian shilling coin

The animal on the Australian shilling coin is a merino ram. Introduced into Australia by the First Fleet in 1788, Merinos are famous for their fine and soft wool. The pre-decimal coin of one shilling has a decimal equivalent value of 5p. The Australian 1/- piece also featured the portrait of the monarch, either a … Continued

You get: £0.02746

1 AUP = £0.5491800000

1 Australian Pound banknote - King George VI obverse accepted for exchange

1 Australian Pound banknote (King George VI)

The note of one pound features George VI, King of the United Kingdom and British Dominions. Text on the banknote reads ‘Commonwealth of Australia’.

You get: £0.64071

1 AUP = £0.6407100000

Australian sixpence coin

Australian sixpence coin

The sixpence coin of Australia’s predecimal coins has a value of 6/240 pound, or 0.025 decimal pence. The silver 6d piece features the portrait of the monarch, Elizabeth II or George VI, and the Commonwealth Coat of Arms, a shield flanked by a kangaroo and emu under a seven-pointed star. The text in the ribbon … Continued

You get: £0.01373

1 AUP = £0.5491800000

1 Australian Pound banknote - King George V

1 Australian Pound banknote (King George V)

This one Aussie Pound banknote depicts the image of King George V. Printed on the dark green £1 AUP currency note is the text ‘Commonwealth of Australia’.

You get: £0.64071

1 AUP = £0.6407100000

Australian threepence coin

Australian threepence coin

The predecimal threepence coin from Australia has a value of 3/240 pounds, equivalent to 0.0125 pound in decimal value. The design of the Australian 3d coin features three wheat stalks with a ribbon. The text on the coin reads “AUSTRALIA THREE PENCE”. The portrait of the monarch is that of a young Queen Elizabeth II … Continued

You get: £0.00686

1 AUP = £0.5491800000

1 Australian Pound banknote (Charles Sturt)

1 Australian Pound banknote (Charles Sturt)

The bill of one pound features the portraits of Charles Sturt, British explorer of Australia. The words ‘Commonwealth of Australia’ are printed on the banknote.

You get: £0.64071

1 AUP = £0.6407100000

Australian penny coin

Australian penny coin

The leaping kangaroo on the Australian Penny coin faces to the left. The Australian penny was the Commonwealth of Australia’s largest coin, measuring 30.8mm in diameter. The bronze coin weighs 9.5 grams and features the portrait of the monarch, either Elizabeth II or George VI.

You get: £0.00229

1 AUP = £0.5491800000

1 Australian Pound banknote - crowned australian arms

1 Australian Pound banknote (crowned australian arms)

This blue-colored Australian one pound banknote features the crowned Australian arms. The £1 AUP note contains the words ‘Commonwealth of Australia’.

You get: £0.64071

1 AUP = £0.6407100000

Australian half penny coin

Australian half penny coin

This Australian half penny coin has the portrait of the monarch on one side: either a young Queen Elizabeth II or King George VI. The bronze half penny piece also features a leaping, indigenous to Australia and New Guinea. The kangaroo is facing to the right.

You get: £0.00114

1 AUP = £0.5491800000

5 Australian Pounds banknote - Sir John Franklin obverse accepted for exchange

5 Australian Pounds banknote (Sir John Franklin)

This five pounds bill shows the portrait of Sir John Franklin, British Royal Navy Officer and explorer of the Arctic. Text on the currency note reads ‘Commonwealth of Australia’.

You get: £3.20355

1 AUP = £0.6407100000

Australian one half penny coin

Australian one half penny coin

The bronze halve penny coin from Australia has the portrait of King George V, Australian monarch, on the obverse side. The reverse side features the text “one half penny” as well as “Commonwealth of Australia”.

You get: £0.00114

1 AUP = £0.5491800000

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