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Valued Member
Australia
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My first ever 50 cent rotation!
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New Member
Australia
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Found this 1984 $1 in almost uncirculated condition, was super surprised as I only ever see ones that are well worn and/ or damaged all over 
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Formerly nancyc
Australia
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Quote: My first ever 50 cent rotation! Nice find! Quote: Found this 1984 $1 in almost uncirculated condition Another nice one, these are normally quite beat up.
life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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...some of my recent finds whilst noodling and shopping. The "noodling" find of interest is the Australia 2019 "V for Vegemite*" coin that appeared in the coin roll. As soon as I found this I became all patriotic and inspired to a little "creative artistic licence" with the roll of $1 coins that I was noodling through last night. As I live in Melbourne so I added an extra coin on the location of that city. Sorry  , there was not enough space on my black tablet for our beautiful Tasmania Another recent noodling find included the 2018 Gold Coast XXI Commonwealth Games $1 coin. And from the checkout at Aldi I received a handsome New Zealand 2 dollar coin in my change recently. Squire *Vegemite is a sandwich spread most peculiar to Australia. I believe it is somewhat similar (but much better tasting  ) than the English Marmite! 
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Formerly nancyc
Australia
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Squire, Just out of curiosity, what year is the New Zealand 2 dollar coin?
life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Hi Nevol The New Zealand $2 coin is dated 1990. I believe it is the first year of issue of this denomination NZ coin Squire
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Quote: ...some of my recent finds whilst noodling and shopping. Nice finds! 
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Formerly nancyc
Australia
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Quote: The New Zealand $2 coin is dated 1990. I believe it is the first year of issue of this denomination NZ coin That is correct. I thought it may have been a 2002 which has a small Cud (Die chip) in both 2's of the date.
life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
Edited by Nevol 01/20/2020 6:13 pm
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Valued Member
Australia
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Cheers all and some nice finds. I am so happy to see this thread up and running again. I want to share a very important lesson I learned. On Thursday afternoon, I spoke to bank teller, who lamented the fact that they don't have time to look at coins that pass through the bank. She talked about a $1 coin from the year 2000 that "had something wrong with one of the faces" "Oh", I said "I am never ever going to find one of those". The lesson learned - Never ever say never ever. Fast forward to the very next morning (and from a different bank), I tell you no lies..........  
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Valued Member
Australia
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Strangely, gehenna, they are plentiful in great condition. I still put them aside, though.
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Valued Member
Australia
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A couple of other finds this week....   It is always makes me wonder, and I guess we will never know - which is the rotated die, the obverse or the reverse? Anyhow...  
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Australia
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Nice finds!
And I have no idea which die is actually the rotated one - never thought about it.
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New Member
Australia
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Got my first 1984 5c Low Echidna(scarce) 1987 5c High Echidna(Rare) a 2014 50c Crop Circle And also a blizzaze 2014 20c. Which could be a collar engagement error? It is still being looked at by various Facebook groups and also on here. And a decent $10AA12 note. Had a pretty good week :) 1st Image left coin is the 84 Low. Right is 87 High 5c 2nd Image 2009 Partial Collar 20c 3rd Image 2014 Bizzare 20c   
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 United States
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Quote: sfitzernator One for my International collection....... It would be very interesting to know how that 2002 German 50 Euro Cent got to your noodling coin lot. 
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