Australia coin values chart
These coins are denominated in Australian dollar (AUD). A coin's value tells how much of the local currency it represents; size and colour are clues, but they do not always increase with value.
Twenty 5c coins make one Australian dollar.
Ten 10c coins make one Australian dollar.
Five 20c coins make one Australian dollar.
Two 50c coins make one Australian dollar.
This coin represents one complete Australian dollar.
This coin represents two Australian dollars.
Recognise and count the coins
Connect each coin's name, printed value, shape, colour, and relative size. Then practise the value sequence 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 until the denominations feel familiar.
- 5c and 10c coins support counting by fives and tens.
- Five 20c coins make one dollar.
- Two 50c coins make one dollar.
- $1 and $2 coins are gold-coloured.
The $2 coin is smaller than the $1 coin, even though it is worth more.
Different ways to build $1.00
One Australian dollar unit equals 100 cents. Different coin groups can represent the same total.
Name each coin, state its value, and build one matching total. Then continue with the step-by-step counting guide or download the regional practice pack.