2004 $1 Eureka Stockade 150th Anniversary Silver Locket Coin

2004 $1 Eureka Stockade 150th Anniversary Silver Locket CoinThe 150th Anniversary of the Eureka Stockade was commemorated in 2004, marking the 1854 rebellion by miners against colonial authority in Ballarat, Victoria. The Eureka Stockade is a significant event in Australian history, symbolizing the struggle for workers' rights and democratic reform. The anniversary included various events, including re enactments, educational programs, and public ceremonies, reflecting on the legacy of the stockade and its

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an idyllic location 18 kilometres off the coast near Perth

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