Australia’s 1980 1 Cent Coin: Hidden Secrets. Rare Errors. and Full Story#money #collectiblecoins

Welcome to our deep-dive documentary on one of Australia's smallest but most fascinating coins — the 1980 1 cent piece. In this video, we explore the complete history of the Australian 1 cent coin from its origins in the 1966 decimalisation to its mass production in 1980 and eventual withdrawal from circulation. Discover the story behind its iconic feathertail glider design by Stuart Devlin, the significance of Queen Elizabeth II’s portrait, and how this tiny coin reflects Australia’s economic and cultural evolution. We cover: The transition from pounds to dollars and the creation of decimal currency The coin’s design, materials, mintage figures, and minting process Historical events in Australia around 1980 influencing coin production Known errors, varieties, and collector-grade coins from that year The impact of inflation and why the coin was eventually phased out Modern numismatic interest and how to identify valuable specimens Whether you’re a seasoned collector, a history enthusiast, or simply curious about Australian currency, this video will give you a comprehensive understanding of why the 1980 1 cent coin is more than just small change — it’s a legacy in your pocket. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more rare coin histories and numismatic deep dives.