The last month since the last posting, the AU$ climbed to almost 70 US cents a couple weeks ago, but just keeps bumping its head on that invisible ceiling. Hopefully the credit rating of AAA for Australia, as one of only 10 countries currently at that highest rating, helps push the dollar up a little more for us toy collectors (but not too much to hurt exports for a struggling economy).
Remembering that in mid March, the AU$ suddenly dropped to 55 US cents, but is now back up to it's pre-virus rates... and if it manages to break through 70 US cents, it will be at its highest since this time last year (it was at about 70.6 US cents in June 2019, and hasn't been above that rate in the 12 months since then).

As of today, according to xe.com, these are the current rates for AU$1...

- US$ - 0.6864 (up 3 cents from last month)
- GB£ - 0.5527 (up 1.5 pence from last month)
- JP¥ - 73.492 (up 3 yen from last month)
- EU€ - 0.6100 (up 1 cent from last month)
- NZ$ - 1.0701 (slightly down from last month)

(bank and paypal rates can be up to 3% less than the figures above)