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lim118
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Australia
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I belive this issue is now sold out at the Mint.
Any ideas when the next MM in this series will be coming out 
RAM must be doing something right for a change, three recent issues, namely, 2006 Royal Visit 50 cents UNC,2006 Queen's 80th Birthday 50 cents UNC are all sold out.
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Pillar Of The Community
Australia
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Lim...there is only 1 coin in this series.
All commonwealth games including this $1 were designed to be sold out by the end of the games as the mint believed they would not sell aftert the games ended.
The "royal" 50c coins was a case of poor market research. The mint believed they had made enought to last till August 2006. They were not expecting a sellout as fast as this. This will leave a shortage on the market which is good for the "haves" but not for the "have nots".
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Pillar Of The Community
Australia
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These $1s were not on the market for long. Wonder what the final mintage is going to be? I think they will probably be a good investment.
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Valued Member
Australia
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I wonder why that eBay sellar has the price that high, Bigfella has them selling for $2.75 each.
BTW Bigfella if I may ask, has there been much demand for the commonwealth coin? Just curious.
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Pillar Of The Community
Australia
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It's called making a buck.....did you also see the price of the postage.
I have purchased 10 from Downies @ $2.85 each.
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Pillar Of The Community
Australia
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Originally posted by grendelfreak
I wonder why that eBay sellar has the price that high, Bigfella has them selling for $2.75 each.
BTW Bigfella if I may ask, has there been much demand for the commonwealth coin? Just curious.
I have them for $3.50 on eBay as eBay fees + paypal mean you actually loose out. Anyway...demand has been good...better than the TV $1 with a number of customers buying reasonable quantities. This is probably because it is a one only mint mark with no circulation coin...just like the VC, navy and vietnam $1.
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Valued Member
Australia
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I got a tip these M Mint marks are good due to the fact they will go well as they are expected to peform better than the normal Mintmarks.
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Australia
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So far any $1 not issued into circulation and that does not form part of a mint mark series (ie a one off) has performed well.
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United States
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WOW! you have alot of exciting stuff going on over there. Bigfella how much would one of them things cost including shipping to the US ?
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Pillar Of The Community
Australia
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Bryan1315, You would be looking at AU$8.00 including postage at the moment.
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United States
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Originally posted by tonyozcan
I got a tip these M Mint marks are good due to the fact they will go well as they are expected to peform better than the normal Mintmarks.
If 'M' is Mint your own, why would it perform better? I would assume they will be minted on a large scale. Is it possible to put together a set of all $1 M mint coins?
Edited by shatsi
05/16/2006 09:28 am
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Pillar Of The Community
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quote:
Originally posted by shatsi
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Originally posted by tonyozcan
I got a tip these M Mint marks are good due to the fact they will go well as they are expected to peform better than the normal Mintmarks.
If 'M' is Mint your own, why would it perform better? I would assume they will be minted on a large scale.
Is it possible to put together a set of all $1 M mint coins?
That is what all of us who collect the dollar coins are trying to achieve Malsha.... 
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Pillar Of The Community
United States
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OK lim, them I'll be joining you all!! Is there a list of all $1 'M' mint coins?
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Pillar Of The Community
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The M actually stands for Melbourne.
The mint our own coinas are a seperate thing again.
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