Below you can see the table of contents for the February 1987 edition of Australian Coin Review (ACR) magazine.
| Article | Author |
| ACR visits Washington's Museum of American History and finds... It's not just food that's fast in the United States. Museum houses 900,000 coins. J K Lilly collection makes breathtaking public display | |
| Automated system now 'cleans' up notes. Reserve Bank introduces a new counting, sorting method (currency verification counting and sorting system CVCS) | Michael P. Vort-Ronald |
| Coin chat. Few 1986 coins for circulation...so rush on for proof and mint sets. Dumps: where are they? Johannas worth more overseas... while 1923 halfpenny set to improve | |
| Extraordinary prices for Australian notes. Catalogue prices obsolete overnight. Spink auction reaps bonanza (Sydney, banknotes) | Alan Nicholson |
| London saleroom. Never mind the prices... just count the bidders. Optimistic note in marketplace. The Norwebb collection | J Pearson Andrew |
| Melting pot claimed many rare silver coins struck before 1946 | |
| Rare medal recalls German mon-of-war. Engraver honoured fellow countrymen. How many medals were struck... and who received them? | Howard Mitchell |
| Remember C-Day, February 14, 1966? Change over to decimal currency was a time of confusion. Heads and tails | Greg McDonald |
| When in Rome do as the Romans do. From the forum | Peter Hutchison |
Thanks
The use of the contents of these magazines has been allowed with the kind permission of John Mullhall, the current editor of the Australasian Coin and Banknote magazine. If you’d like to subscribe to CAB or purchase back issues (he has tonnes and tonnes of back issues) then please pick up the current issue from your newsagent or friendly coin dealer or email him for more information. A list of available back issues regularly appears in the magazine as well as subscription information. You can subscribe online at magshop. John is a tireless worker and a big contributor to the hobby in Australia and deserves our support!
