The Big Noodle: Australian 1 Dollar Coins

Sure. Sounds about right.

Excellent!

MMM.... you've got this....you know you can do this....we're all counting on you ...DON'T LET US DOWN!!!

no pressure...

Maybe you should do what I did once and get coins from a bank branch that is a bit further away from the branches you usually get coins from.

I call this a bank run and I went on one when I was collecting Twenty Cents. My idea was that if I went to different branches and got coins, my chances of getting the coins I didn't have would change. And believe it or not, that actually worked. Maybe it would work for you?

Doesn't Armaguard supply CBA and NAB (maybe Suncorp)? and Prosegur supplies Westpac and its sister branches?

But either way, Armaguard is definitely working for me in terms of weird finds.

So far the weird finds I've found (by roll) are:

FIVE CENTS:

Too many NZ 5c
A 1979 Malaysian 10 Sen (yes sen, not cent)
A 1984 10 centimes from Switzerland (how on earth that got in despite not having a milled edge is beyond me)
A 1969 and 2013 Fiji 5 cents (not actually in a roll, the 1969 was in my wallet when I first started collecting and the 2013 I found in the reject chute of a coin count machine)

TEN CENTS:

Too many New Zealand 10c (both the One Shilling and post 1969 versions. I did find a 2000 10c that I have a slight feeling is a mule. @Princetane can you help me out?)
A 1 dirham coin from the United Arab Emirates (I think it has a 1mm difference in thickness)
A five cent lodged onto one end

Twenty Cents:

WAY too many pre-1990 20 cent coins (if this was the 1960s with the amount of NZ 20c I have, I could go to like 50+ restaurants/cafes for a decent meal)
A New Zealand FLORIN from 1962 ( darn it if only it were silver)
A Fijian 20 cent from 1973
A whole bunch of NCLT from 2015 and 2018

FIFTY CENTS:

A very oxidised Fijian 50 cent from 1975
A bunch of NCLT from 2018

What about youse?