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Q: Why is there IRB under each coin?
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What is the coin with 12 sides and says Elizabeth II Australia 1999 IRB 50?

The Australian 50 cent coin from 1969 to present is a cupro-nickel coin with 12 sides. The image of Queen Elizabeth II on all Australian coins from 1999 to present was designed by Ian Rank-Broadley (IRB).


What does IRB mean on the Australian coin?

IRB is the initials of the designer (Ian Rank-Broadley) of the Fourth Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II used on many coins of the Commonwealth countries, including Australia.


Which type of irb review does not require an irb approval but does require a determination by the irb or an irb designee?

exempt review!


Full name of IRB?

IRB


When was IRB Infrastructure created?

IRB Infrastructure was created in 1938.


When was IRB Maghnia created?

IRB Maghnia was created in 1928.


What does irb stand for?

irb stands for "Interactive Ruby". It is a command line tool that allows you to interactively execute Ruby code.


When was IRB Hall of Fame created?

IRB Hall of Fame was created in 2006.


Are you allowed to wear face paint in rugby?

No its not allowed at this time under IRB rules. However, tattoos are allowed


Which type of irb review does not require an irb approval but does require a determination?

exempt review!


What clothes and equipment does a rugby official need?

Appropriate coloured shirt - set out under IRB / referee rules. If refereeing, 2 whistles, 2 stop watches - shorts to meet IRB regs, sock the same and boots If a referees official - a flag


On a coin underneath the head it says R I B in small letters what does it mean?

If you refer to a British coin, or any commonwealth coin using the Fourth Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, it says IRB, not RIB. Ian Rank-Broadley is the designer of the Fourth portrait bust of Queen Elizabeth II.