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Valued Member
Australia
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Hi all
I have come across a 2010 Australia Day "celebrate what's great" 50 c coin. The way I read McDonalds catalogue, it say's it an uncirculated coin with a mintage of 11.4mill. I came across this in circulation. What do you people reckon?
Cheers
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Valued Member
Australia
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Have infrequently noodled 50c pieces -
Probably get 1 or 2 per $100.
Neither common nor uncommon is how I'd sum them up.
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Valued Member
Australia
176 Posts |
Hi Trainerman,
The 2010 Australia Day 50c was put into circulation - have a few that I have collected in my change over time.
Pedro
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 Australia
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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From $100 of 50c I did this morning I would guestimate I found around 5. They're fairly common and I would again guestimate the ratio I have found to be about 1 Aus day per 2010 CoA.
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Australia
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
560 Posts |
Oh an invassion day coin, design is ok and common.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Some indigenous Australians refer to Australia day as invasion day.
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Australia
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Some indigenous Australians refer to Australia day as invasion day. I was wondering if that was the case. Seems strange to bring that statement up on a coin site |
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Australia
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I would like to say 1 Aus Day to 2-3 CoA 2010 50c. However, it vary from bag to bag.
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Australia
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They are not that rare, coinage is a an area political invention and continuation.
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Posted 05/17/2012 08:05 am
