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Valued Member
 Australia
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I put the 2010 Rotated on a par with the 2000 Incused, or 2001 rotated Federation dollar; ie. the $25 - $50 range.
I'd go to $50 tops, if I can't manage to noodle one myself...
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Valued Member
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worth searching for definately only time will tell if these are a real recognised variety
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
1005 Posts |
Deano, There is no question about it... There is plenty of information confirming it right here on coincommunity (from multiple members), its been in CAB magazine and now a sale on ebay. Maybe do a bit more reading on it? |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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You are aware that there is such a thing as a genuine error  |
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Formerly nancyc
Australia
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life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Valued Member
Australia
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Not mine. There was one that was passed in at $250 dollar a few month ago, I wonder if it's the same seller?
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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A real recognised variety by who? I'd suggest that it's us collectors that do the ground work for these new things that come to light whether it be errors or varieties. I'd suggest that this discussion is recognition and proof enough and they are definately being sought after for a premium!!
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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There's no error authentication body in Australia so as PP says the collecting body is pretty much who has the final say on whether the error is real or not. If the majority of error collectors in this forum agree that an error is real then there's a great chance it is. I don't think there's any doubt that these rotated 50c are the real deal.
And if you're relying on Macca's to say if an error is real or not then you're kidding yourself. Greg McDonald is spoon fed his information and adds little value to anything in his catalogue.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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 Yeah I have learnt way more here on the forum than any book can teach you. Books just have one picture if you're lucky and a price. Here you get heaps of info for what to look for in a coin, and better descriptions, current prices of the market, and heaps of different pictures, and most of us have zoom in pics too. This site is fantastic! My entire books are obsolete, I only keep them remember the date and correct spelling of coins. |
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markn Posted - Today :1 Hr 34 Min ago -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- And if you're relying on Macca's to say if an error is real or not then you're kidding yourself. Greg McDonald is spoon fed his information and adds little value to anything in his catalogue. spot on markn..this is what I've been saying for ages..and don't start me on the mintage figures  and it's not just Macca's  they're not worth the paper they're written  Yeah  AC..just great  and especially with nice people like me   |
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Valued Member
Australia
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i have said it b4... a few of us should get together and publish a book...
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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i have said it b4... a few of us should get together and publish a book... Nancy's chapter on decimal errors will run to 400 pages (pre-decimal error chapter will only be 200 pages), enworb (and fellow collaborators) will need an allocation of 100 pages for the definitive article about shed jobs, goatieman will want a decent space for his favourite notes......etc. etc.  The mind boggles. No print edition please -would need a wheelbarrow to get it out of the shop. Anyway, I suspect big fella will refuse to stock it (on order only) because of the logistics. Might just aboutfit all our cumulative numismatic knowledge on a double layer Blueray DVD! Don't tell the US and Canadian members or they will want to contribute too. I volunteer NOT to be editor.I repeat,. I volunteer NOT to be editor.I look forward to seeing constructive suggestions for chapter headings arriving soon. Jeff |
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Australia
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he he threepences, book might have to come with complimentary magnifying glass for that section.
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Valued Member
Australia
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don't forget a section for the "Pub Coins" and other experiments!
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Formerly nancyc
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Nancy's chapter on decimal errors will run to 400 pages (pre-decimal error chapter will only be 200 pages) No comment!  life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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