Australian currency did not exist in 1830, we were using mostly British currency but, due to a shortage of British currency, we used anything we could get our hands on. Australia used coins from a variety of countries, modified in some fashion and with an agreed value within the colonies. One of the best known of these was the "Holey Dollar" and the "Dump". The Holey Dollar started out as Spanish Dollar with the centre punched out and both overstamped. The Spanish had carelessly left many of these laying around where any British warship could seize them. The Holey Dollar was worth 5 shillings when circulated in the Colonies and the Dump was worth 15 pence.
Old.
they were just like the chateau clique. look that up.
I think they looked a bit like todays only a single bar frame and no pedals
regular money
use Google, and look up- Vanuatu Money
it short of looks like Japan money
Well, how do those €'s look like?
like poo!
How does euro money picture look
Sorry, no US dollar coins were struck in 1830, look at it again, post new question.
It's American money
1830:The Lincoln family moved to Illinois.At that time Illinois was a free state.