Below you can see the table of contents for the June 1994 edition of Australian Coin Review (ACR) magazine.
| Article | Author |
| Beginners corner. Bookmark banknotes of old Japan. | Alan McRae |
| Better late than never (Civilian service medal, Australian service medal) | Lloyd Brodrick |
| Coin news. Edward VIII talk (NAV meeting). Rare proof sighted in Melbourne (1947 florin). Death of Adelaide coin dealer (Arie (Ian) Mudde). A winning smile (George medal group, Nancy Wake, AWW Canberra) | |
| Coin news. Mint for sale (WA Goldcorp sale). British mint strikes rare gold mule (Bank of England Tercentenary £2 coin). Canberra robbery (Capital discount coins. Bob Harrigan). A Maldon medal (130th anniversary) | |
| Coin news. Mint set to make money next year (RAM controller Glenys Roper report). Mint set errors (1994 mint set and baby mint sets contain 1993 dated ($2) coin) | |
| Coin news. More fair dealers. Melbourne in July. New series of $10 silver coins for the first Olympians (Gold medallists Edwin Flack and Sarah Durack) | |
| Coin news. New light on old ten dollar scratchie. $5 green serials (dtergents react with black ink turns green, not error). Aspergeritis (do we all have obsessive collecting disorder Aspergers syndrome) | Michael P Vort-Ronald |
| Downies 254th auction (results) | |
| Letters. The lure of the dig (detecting in your own backyard). Absolutely over-ambiguous (1994 IYF 50 cent) | |
| Noble numismatics July sale -the biggest yet (Victoria Cross, Ralph Jones George Cross, Richard A Williams cotton farmer collection ) | |
| The coinage of the "Great Rebellion", England, 1642-1660. War is declared. The Royal coinage. The parliament side. Cromwell, Lord Protector. The Commonwealth Games | Sydney J Warner and Jolyon Sykes |
| The launch of the 1994 $5 coin (Mary Lee, enfranchisement) | Michael P Vort-Ronald |
| The night that war came to Cowra (Private Ralph Jones, George Cross, POW) | Olivia Treweeke |
| The uncut sheet market. Have the problem been solved? Why the low demand? Market goes mad. Is 300 the right number? | Jolyon Sykes |
| To be noted. Official news from Note Printing Australia | |
| You asked for it... A token to commemorate (Hanks Lloyd). Queen with two heads (Queen Victoria diamond jubilee). Souvenir of Napoleon. Hard to spot a dalmation (Byzantine coins) | David Allen |
Thanks
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