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Very good, trout.
One of these days, that lonely roo will be in my collection.
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Australia
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This is the proof 2011 coin  |
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United States
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I picked up a couple of the F12 privy UNC-Specimen examples from 2009 (trying to sell one) and I would really like the 1 Ounce (31 gram) proof version as well.
The 6 gram (1/5 ounce) version is too small, IMO.
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01/07/2013 2:12 pm
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I love the f15 or I believe f12 versions.
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Canada
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Somehow was lucky to get this year the F15 2011 Proof 1oz version, for very reasonable price from trusted dealer on ebay. And really can recommend this coin. |
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Canada
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Since I don't know much, I'll asked. What's the difference between F12 and F15? how much is F15 is usually goes for?
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01/07/2013 7:33 pm
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how much is F15 is usually goes for? Couple of month ago, when I bought mine, it was sold minimum for $120 from Australia (with shipping fee $30), or from Europe for near $150. I bought mine for $110 from dealer from Poland. BTW, looks like one of the active auctions now started with the $0.99 by the same dealer, that I bout the coin from. 2011 F15 Proof has mintage of 5.000 ...do not know nothing about F12. Edited by Silveroid
01/08/2013 12:59 pm
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United States
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Silveroid, no problems on shipping from Poland? How long did it take?
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01/08/2013 4:20 pm
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Mine is the 2011 F15. I believe I bought mine through the Royal Canadian Mint for $95 each. They must have been helping the Royal Australian Mint out.  |
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Thanks Coin Chick for sharing - real picture of this coin worth a lot of words. It even makes me to want another one. To oih82w8: No, the shipping wasn't problematic. As I said, the seller was under the name of some numismatic dealer. I do not remember the how long it took (I often expect some coin, that bought from ebay). But again, nothing unusual. It took less then some of mine RCM orders... |
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Canada
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It's a great design to be sure, this is a BU version of the 2011 coin. From what the stats say the RAM only did this one other year and the mintage is 5000 as well.  |
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The mintage of the 2011 F15 Proof is really 5.000 - this states in the COA. But as I can see - your BU version encapsulated into F15 RCM capsules. And since I also have this (2012 F15 subscription, that I'll probably will cancel) - I seen, that for entire subscription the mintage appears as 10.000, from that I can understand, that at least 10.000 of the 2011 F15 BU were produced. |
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Of the $1 brilliant uncirculated silver F15 kangaroo at sunset in capsule there were a total of 2129 produced. On page 117 of the RAMs 2011-2012 Annual report your will find the data. http://www.ramint.gov.au/about/comp...alReport.pdfThe $1 proof silver F15 kangaroo at sunset had a total of 2000 produced for the year. The actual mintages are a bit of shock, its a nice design but maybe people are getting tired of it or the prices are just too high, which is likely. |
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Canada
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Looks like I should have added in the 2010-2011 report, for some reason RAM split the mintages between the two Annual Reports. As a result there are 6,129 BUs of the F15 variety and a total of 5,000 F15 Proofs. Page 119 http://www.ramint.gov.au/about/comp...alReport.pdf |
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Thanks RogerD for these details.
I should appreciate BU version more.
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