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Valued Member
Australia
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yep,total agree with you enworb :)
the only note I sold to a dealer is 50 aud note, some date(forget) with AA code, he give me 60 bucks :) I am pretty happy anyway, because I cash out from bank with face value.
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Valued Member
Australia
258 Posts |
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from what I've heard most dealers wont touch polymer notes. tis true, dealer offered me 350 for my AN96 - still thats a modest 10% of an overpriced CV anyways. |
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Valued Member
Australia
262 Posts |
AN96?  worth 350? next time I need pay more attention for that |
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Pillar of the Community
 Australia
841 Posts |
Here's a few notes for the number boys and girls  Shame they have RTA writen on them  funny how this post has morphed from when I wrote it and how it's far from my original thought..what a crack up  |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
4411 Posts |
I like the last one the most ausjack. I'm still searching for a radar  feel free to send that one because you fell sorry |
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Valued Member
Australia
258 Posts |
AN96 first prefix $100 test note, catalogue says 3500 unc - unfortunately not even close :(
i have 3 hahah
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
841 Posts |
Are these really worth anything?
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
762 Posts |
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Just wondering if anyone is interested in decimal notes?
cheers Well AJ, I guess 8 pages later you have your answer |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
841 Posts |
that I do roo but just a simple yes or no with maybe your favourite note might have sufficed Good read anyway  |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
869 Posts |
Ausjack, the radar 553355 is worth keeping. The rest is just $200 cash worth spending. Lots of people love radars & it would command a small premium.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
841 Posts |
thanks GM..maybe he might make the book yet but as others have said the dealers don't want to know about them unless they're something like a UNC VG95  |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
869 Posts |
True, there's only a handful of dealers that deal with polymer. Give it time & they may become interested. What do they want? Scarce &/or rare notes...generally early last prefixes & above average condition.
I think some collectors (especially me) want polymer as far as:
First & last prefixes
Interesting serial numbers (e.g solid, radars, repeaters etc)
Low & high number serial numbers
Minor & major errors
Yeah, that's my opinion & I'm sure many people disagree.
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Valued Member
Australia
163 Posts |
I don't know about others, but a quick flick through my vario folder thats slowly filling up is nice. Its amazing the detail you see in a bank note when you take the time to look.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
4411 Posts |
Goatieman where do you draw the line for a low or high number?
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
869 Posts |
With general prefixes, I tend to draw the line at smaller than 001000 or larger than 999000.
If it's a first or last prefix serial I might allow up to 010000 & 990000 (mainly because of scarcity).
I think the higher or the lower the better. A couple nice ones I found were:
$10 AA06 000004
A couple of weeks back I found:
$5 HB06 999855 & an AA07 994075
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