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Image:Discovery 100 dollar note back bigJohn Tebbutt.jpg

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The Reverse side of an Australian $100 note, depicting astronomer John Tebbutt, issued from 1984-1996.

[edit] Licensing

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Non-free image data
Description	The Reverse side of an Australian $100 note, depicting astronomer John Tebbutt, issued from 1984-1996.
Source	Royal Bank of Australia
Portion used	One side of the note is entirely visible.
Low resolution?	Yes

Non-free image rationale for Australian 100 dollar note
Article	Australian 100 dollar note
Purpose of use	The image depicts an early example of the subject currency in a manner for which text would be insufficient.
Replaceable?	None

Non-free image rationale for Banknotes of the Australian dollar
Article	Banknotes of the Australian dollar
Purpose of use	The image depicts an example of the subject currency in a manner for which text would be insufficient, for the purpose of commentary and comparison with other examples of the subject currency.
Replaceable?	None

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	Date/Time	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	00:16, 21 July 2006	385×200 (107 KB)	Dfrg.msc (Talk \| contribs)	($100 banknote back . Image of an Australian Banknote. One of the first paper issues of Australian dollars, issued in 1966, for the Australian dollar article. Uploaded By:User: Dfrg.msc On: Friday, July 21st, 2006. {{Money}})