Reverse: The curved line of a tennis seam shows a colored representation of Melbourne Park. On top, the Australian Open logo, featuring “The Grand Slam of Asia/Pacific”, three tennis players from different eras, and the metal content.

Obverse: The effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Along the rim, on the left, “Elizabeth II”. On the right “Australia”. At the bottom, along the rim, the face value.

Roland-Garros, the Australian Open, Wimbledon and the US Open make up the four events collectively known as the "Grand Slam". The concept can be dated back to 1933, when Australian Jack Crawford was on the verge of winning all four majors.