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Nah AB33 is last prefix Enworb but that AB10 first Prefix First release is a good score.
What were the world coins worth as the AB10 has a cv of around 2 1/2K in UNC
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I dont have my catalogue on to check but isn't AB 32 the last prefix of the first polymer $10 issue? No, it's AB33, the pair of $10 are just general prefix second issues. The dollars are last prefix Johnston / Stone's while the single $10 is a first prefix first issue. I am no expert on this but the recent article in CAB written by Andrew Crellin has had PP and I researching these notes a bit closer. Normally we don't touch notes for either resale or for our own collections. These ones are staying in our collection. |
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Sorry the cv for the first Prifix AB10 is $1000 not 2500
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Nah AB33 is last prefix Enworb but that AB10 first Prefix First release is a good score.
What were the world coins worth as the AB10 has a cv of around 2 1/2K $1k in UNC Well that's the kicker, I swapped them for the coin below, a British North Borneo specimen cent. For which I paid a touch over $300. Clearly the other guy wanted that coin a lot more than he wanted the notes.  Edited by markn
05/16/2012 04:08 am
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Very nice first release, first prefix $10 - I'd be interested to see what goatie thinks of that one, but I know it would be more than welcome at my place lol
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The colours on that coin are beautiful!
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Whislst the coin is a stunner I don't think i'd even entertain the idea of swapping an AB10,i'd probably swap the other notes for it LOL,great score  |
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Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. The AB33 isn't the last prefix for the first release.
It's a little confusing, but to be a first release prefix it needs to, firstly, be between AB10 & AB33, and secondly, have a 93, 94 or 96 immediately after the letters and first two numbers ie AB33 93 XXXX or AB33 94 XXXX or AB33 96 XXXX.
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hi, trout. 2007 is the hardest one, good lucks
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enworb, really great coin, the 2000 mule. wondering how much did you pay for? The Purple Penny Coin has UNC one, I think they sell with $2000 or $5000, just can't remember the price, just checked their website, it is not there any longer, so must be sold alrady. to YOU?
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Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. The AB33 isn't the last prefix for the first release.
It's a little confusing, but to be a first release prefix it needs to, firstly, be between AB10 & AB33, and secondly, have a 93, 94 or 96 immediately after the letters and first two numbers ie AB33 93 XXXX or AB33 94 XXXX or AB33 96 XXXX.
They are AB32's anyway. |
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thanks the-purple-penny
it is $6000 for the UNC. enworb has got a pretty good coin there. I know his is not UNC, but still a valuable coin.
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I wish mine was UNC but couldn't quite muster up $6000  My entire collection combined is probably only just worth that. I'm very happy. Still at the stage where I get it out every day and  |
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