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Australia
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Another 500 bag noodle. Nothing special albeit quite a few shiny keepers. No letters this time! Have a few posts of noodles to get through this weekend!  |
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 United States
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Nice mix!  |
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Australia
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Another lot of goldies noodled. Letter Y - Yes thank you. Some nice shiny keepers. Will upgrade any Donation Dollars that have tatty paint jobs and put the rest back into circulation. Oh well, back to noodling while listening to Triple J Top 100.   |
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Australia
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Another quick noodle of a bunch of $1. A few letters but nothing to write home about. It seems the letter A is coming out of the box now Coaster no longer needs one.   Edited by David Graham
01/22/2021 11:38 pm
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Nice, thats a great 1984 there. See there are more donation dollars coming out and that the green is wearing off them fairly quickly.
Your $2 are impressive too, 2 of those colourless poppies, they are not that common!
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Australia
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Nice, thats a great 1984 there. See there are more donation dollars coming out and that the green is wearing off them fairly quickly.
Your $2 are impressive too, 2 of those colourless poppies, they are not that common!
Actually, a surprising number of schmick 1984 (and occasionally 1985) dollar coins turn up in noodling. My local AP franchisee reckons RAM has a bunch in storage that get released into circulation when needed. Interesting though. Do you need a good 1984 for your collection? I actually noodled some AUNC plain poppies when I first started and returned them to the pool thinking they were common.  Edited by David Graham
01/23/2021 12:40 am
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Australia
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Another gold noodle. About $900 of $1 and $2 coins. RAM $1 coin - In the bank!  The Swedish 10 Krone was a pleasant surprise - and from a roll. I suspect the Armaguard coin sorting is not as rigorous as the CBA coin sorting. Letters are ones I have but still nice for swaps.  |
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Australia
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Pulled 7 (!) JC 50 cents and a 1993 50 cents. That's all my coin luck done for the rest of the year!
Oddly enough, I have only come across just 1 IRB 50 cents so far.
My partial coin collection http://www.omnicoin.com/collection/gxseriesMy numismatics articles and collection: http://www.gxseries.com/numis/numis_index.htmRegularly updated at least once a month. |
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 Australia
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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@ryurazu - WOW, all those pulled from circulation. Nice going! |
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Nice, I love how you found a coronation $2, those are very scarce!
Any plans for it?
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Australia
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Another pile of gold coins noodled before dinner. My second Mr Squiggle Blackboard in a week whereas before I couldn't get any. I think there was a thread not that long ago about coins with punched letters and numbers and now one turns up.  Edited by David Graham
01/24/2021 1:00 pm
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United States
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Looking good!  |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Good going David.
You're finding some nice coins.
Steve :)
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The Swedish 10 Krone was a pleasant surprise - and from a roll. I'm afraid you've been duped mate, that coin is just about $1.60 face value. As a matter of fact - I have once found an Aussie $2 here, but that was ages ago! Well, if you do find more, keep the years 1994-1999, as these are low mintage years! |
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