Predict The Future Decimal To Make The Million Dollar Mark

wwwww you are spot on just read it I like weird coins but that don't do much for me the 20c is out of my list
I have that 20c struck on the $1 planchet with the huge die crack it would do better then that 20 pence were on it does it say 20c anyway

we will see with super fund in the mix it will only drive up and up
they said that in the pre decimal times and now look its a error yep most are or we would not be talking about them if they were not errors

While it wont fetch the 1 Million mark for sure, the 2010 Heritage Set Coins to me are future rarities. With only 400 produced of the round 50 cent and 1, 2 cent pieces, I believe these will be valuable in years to come.

Moving beyond mint/proof sets seems to be the key to a million dollar coin and therefore, I believe the 5 cent varieties are a good area for growth. At least to me, they seem to be undervalued. The 1987 High Echidna is a rare item for sure. Granted these won't be million dollar coins, they're nice rarities!

decimal is definitely the future at the moment BUT if the mint stops producing coins and we turn into a cashless society, Numismatics would collapse in Australia. This could easily happen as we do use our cards to pay for most things. It's a win win situation if the government wants to do this as
1. The billions of dollars they will save in non production of currency
2. The government can watch everyones income, it gets rid of people working and not paying taxes.
I am still going with that there is no decimal coin that has been produced so far that will get to 1 million in the next 20yrs and I highly doubt that we will even have currency in 20yrs and this is everyones fault/ especially the banks since we can use our cards in any country

But people will only collect what they know, and once the collectors start dying off, so would numismatics. Prices would start falling within a couple of years. The way of the world is starting already to turn into a cashless society. My business takes 65k a day and there would only be less than 5k in currency. Its only a matter of time.

awildeheart the way I pick coins I wont make mine that way
and I want the mentor job also you not from Griffith coinsaus

While the current banking system is moving towards a cashless system for the reasons sated above, total control of cash flow, the assumption that the banking system will continue as-is over the next 5-10 years is perhaps a weak one. I agree that a cash-less system would eventuate IF the current system continues. However, the way the markets/banks/money system are currently set-up system longevity appears to be unlikely.

Moreover and closer to the point. If you look at other areas - silver collecting for example. No one uses silverware (proper silverware) anymore but that doesn't mean that the collectability of silver and silverware is in anyway reduced. The same goes for fountain pens and even stamps. These are large collector areas where the item being collected is losing its relevance in the world. Also, I would like to point out that the VAST majority of coin collecting in Australia (serious collecting) is based on pre-decimal coins which aren't used in circulation anyway :P. I have a sneaky feeling people had the same thoughts when they swapped from silver coins to base metal ;)

So what did it sell for?