Notes : The Australian Government assumed responsibility for banknote issues in 1910. In the four years until 1914, notes from 17 institutions (16 banks and the Queensland Government) were purchased and overprinted with a promise by the Commonwealth Treasury to redeem the value of the note in gold.The superscription was signed by Jas R. Collins, Accountant and Geo. T. Allen, Secretary to the Treasury and dated 1st December, 1910.

	£100	£50	£20	£10	£5	£1
Australian Bank of Commerce		459		3,875	7,150	26,500
Bank of Adelaide		3,000	5,250	8,500	29,000	110,000
Bank of Australasia	800	1,140		13,900	42,100	185,700
Bank of New South Wales	1,750	2,100	5,750	28,500	48,250	181,000
Bank of Victoria Limited		4,900	1,850	11,000	13,000	103,000
City Bank of Sydney		480	550	20,700	2,000	35,000
Colonial Bank of Australasia	3,599	2,399	5,199
Commercial Bank of Australia	630	1,540	3,175	8,700	7,200	38,300
Commercial Bank of Tasmania			2,000	3,600	5,000	50,000
C.B.C of Sydney				7,000	11,000	176,000
English, Scottish & Australian Bank		2,899	1,399	5,900	6,799	23,999
London Bank of Australia	250	600		10,500	11,300	27,000
National Bank of Australasia	1,200	3,300	700	14,500	13,900	57,500
Queensland Government					10,000	80,000
Royal Bank of Australia	130	579		1,300	2,800	24,500
Union Bank of Australia		1,300	6,150	9,700	31,000	159,998
Western Australian Bank				5,000	1,500	25,000