2001 State Federation Coin's, Tally Count!!

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jpl Valued Member Australia 354 Posts	Posted 10/04/2013 03:50 am G Day there all, I was hoping for some Participation in Posting your Total Tally Count of our 2001 State Federation Coin's? I'm interested if these coin's are worth hoarding away, or am I just holding on to a lot of Nickel & Copper All of my coin's are between F 2 Ef mostly, with a few of them to aUnc. I don't have a Grade count yet 'not sure here on this!! but I have just sorted out my little stash Iv'e been collecting them since the start of the year! (10m & 4 day's) my Noddling Career!! Here they are, 2001 Federation in 20Ct's, VIC,= 11. ACT,= 4. NSW,= 4. QLD,= 5. NT,= 7. WA,= 5. SA,= 6. TAS,= 8. N/FOLK,= 16. 2001 Federation in 50Ct's, VIC,= 16. ACT,= 8. NSW,= 15. QLD,= 5. NT,= 9. WA,= 16. SA,= 7. TAS,= 6. N/FOLK,= 7. PS, In there Graded condition's "What would be a Fair Market Value" as I'm not up date on these Specific Coin's. Ref "Rennik's 47th, Any extra knowledge of these coin's would be handy & grateful? I want some experience in Marketing some of these fellow's off, but I have just made my first sale 'but in someway I feel like I have over priced them (a conscious thing). The collecting side is the easy part, but moving them on is harder part for me. F=$ VF=$ EF=$ AUNC=$ PPS, In a $100 Armagard bag of 20's my usual strike rate is, 1 Coin Per two bag's if that & getting way more harder to find at that % Rate. And for a $200 Armagard bag of 50's, I would have to say 3 to 4 coin's per bag on a good run 'give or take 1' 75% of the time, not as hard as the 20's to find. Edited by jpl 10/04/2013 03:57 am Report this Post to the Staff

flippy Pillar of the Community Australia 1874 Posts	Posted 10/04/2013 04:40 am I don't know how long I have been collecting them, but here is my list. 2001 Federation in 20Ct's, VIC,= 4 ACT,= 4 NSW,= 10 QLD,= 2 NT,= 3 WA,= 3 SA,= 13 TAS,= 4 N/FOLK,= 2 2001 Federation in 50Ct's, VIC,= 11 ACT,= 14 NSW,= 16 QLD,= 11 NT,= 7 WA,= 7 SA,= 20 TAS,= 14 N/FOLK,= 5 Report this Post to the Staff
Jeff Pillar of the Community Australia 877 Posts	Posted 10/04/2013 04:54 am Worth holding on to. Have been selling on ebay for $1.00+ per coin in reasonable condition. Sets of 9 have been fetching in excess of $20. People love them and prices seem, to me, to be too much. But as a noodler of them and then seller; who am I to complain. Jeff Report this Post to the Staff
jpl Valued Member Australia 354 Posts	Posted 10/04/2013 05:01 am Hi Flippy, Well done on the 20 South Austrailan 50 cent coin's. If I'm thinking straight the SA's are the #1 coin in this 50ct catagory ( that being the most valuable ) Ref (renniks 47th). Thank's jpl.. Report this Post to the Staff
jpl Valued Member Australia 354 Posts	Posted 10/04/2013 05:22 am Quote: Worth holding on to. Thanks there Jeff, might hold on a while on this and fill up a new tin. Untill then I might come back to this Paradox jpl.. Edited by jpl 10/04/2013 05:52 am Report this Post to the Staff
penny dreadful Valued Member Australia 318 Posts	Posted 10/04/2013 07:36 am You can get a few dollars each on ebay, true: then there's the listing fee, final value fee, paypal fee...postage/packing time....I 'm still hanging on to my 20c States, if in reasonable nick. In the 20c I have kept, the breakdown is: QLD x2 (hardest one to find, for me) ACT x4 NT x8 SA x5 VIC x11 WA x10 NSW x13 TAS x12 NI x14 I tend to find one per $100 bag when noodling In the 50c, I'd typically find 3-4 of them in a $200 bag, but 99% are damaged/dinged/scratched.....I put them back into circ. and have just a set for myself Report this Post to the Staff
karloning Valued Member Australia 401 Posts	Posted 10/07/2013 10:01 am I have a container that I keep my fifty's in and it is full of when I have 26 coins So I have a few to go yet. All collected in WA WA 26 NSW 26 NOR 20 SA 13 NT 9 VIC 9 ACT 17 TAS 13 QLD 13 With spare NSW and WA if anyone is still looking Edited by karloning 10/07/2013 10:03 am Report this Post to the Staff
Basil Pillar of the Community Australia 1042 Posts	Posted 10/07/2013 6:34 pm Quote: Worth holding on to. Have been selling on ebay for $1.00+ per coin in reasonable condition. Sets of 9 have been fetching in excess of $20. People love them and prices seem, to me, to be too much. But as a noodler of them and then seller; who am I to complain. Jeff I think they're at a fair level now considering the mintage & popularity to collect.There was a frenzy on ebay around 2004-2009 with circulated coins,50c & 20c,going for ridiculous prices,$4-$10 for perceived "difficult" States.Unc are still pricey especially from Dealers/Shops. Report this Post to the Staff
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