Australian shilling coins by the years

Shilling 1910

Mint: London
Mint mark: None
Mintage: 2,540,000
Flat-base lettering on reverse legend. 142 rim denticles.

 

 

 

Shilling 1911

Mint: London
Mint mark: None
Mintage: 2,200,000
Flat-base lettering on reverse legend. 142 rim denticles.

 

 

 

Shilling 1912

Mint: London
Mint mark: None
Mintage: 1,000,000
Flat-base lettering on reverse legend. 142 rim denticles.

 

 

 

Shilling 1913

Mint: London
Mint mark: None
Mintage: 1,200,000

 

 

 

Shilling 1914

Mint: London
Mint mark: None
Mintage: 3,300,000

 

 

Shilling 1915

Mint: London
Mint mark: None
Mintage: 800,000

 

 

 

Mint: Heaton & Sons, Birmingham
Mint mark: H above date
Mintage: 500,000

 

 

 

Shilling 1916

Mint: Melbourne
Mint mark: M below date
Mintage: 5,141,000

 

 

Normal, left-sloping 16 

 

Upright 16 

 

 

Shilling 1917

Mint: Melbourne
Mint mark: M below date
Mintage: 5,274,658

 

 

 

Shilling 1918

Mint: Melbourne
Mint mark: M below date
Mintage: 3,761,000

 

 

Shilling 1919

Mint: Melbourne
Mint mark: M below date
Mintage: 4

 

 

Shilling 1920

Mint: Melbourne
Mint mark: M below date
Mintage: 1,642,000

 

 

 

Shilling 1921

The assertion that the 1921 shilling does not have a mint mark deserves explanation. All shillings dated 1921 were minted in Sydney and all have a small 5-pointed star above the date. However that star was not intended as a mint mark and instead was supposed to signify a change in silver content. The silver content didn't change but the star remained anyway.

 

Mint: Sydney
Mint mark: None
Mintage: 522,000
Flat-base lettering on reverse legend. 141 rim denticles.

 

 

 

Shilling 1922

Mint: Melbourne
Mint mark: None
Mintage: 2,039,924

 

 

 

Shilling 1924

Mint: Melbourne and Sydney
Mint mark: None
Mintage: 393,000 + 280,000

 

 

 

Shilling 1925

Mint: Melbourne and Sydney
Mint mark: None
Mintage: 1,109,000 + 340,000
Curved-base lettering on reverse legend. 141 rim denticles.