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Basil's Last 20 Posts
| One Florin 1927 Parliament House
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Basil
Pillar of the Community
Australia
1004 Posts |
 Posted 01/14/2025 5:33 pm
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Yes the more clear steps the better.The early minted coins had the steps along with the proof Coins.
Apparently the Mint reduced die-pressure to stop the dies cracking early on in the minting process so vast majority of the mintage don't have all the steps.
Holed coins are usually melt value only unless you can find a specific buyer.
The 1927 PH Florin has enjoyed a resurgence the last few years,average egs. have gone from A$5-10 to around $20. |
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| Auctions - Are You Getting The Lots You Won And Paid For?
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Basil
Pillar of the Community
Australia
1004 Posts |
Posted 11/13/2024 5:09 pm
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A number of times on eBay - win auction with low price bid, coin never delivered, "lost in mail", dealer quickly refunds money - a few weeks later same dealer, same coin listed for a much higher opening bid.
Yes,run into that scenario a couple of times over the years.
Also,i purchased a high grade 1938 Crown from USA Ebay a few years back,Seller had second thoughts about shipping to Aust. and a few days later did a PayPal refund.
Only problem was the OZ $ dropped in value and along with PayPal fees the PayPal refund was nearly A$80 short of the original payment.
Found another way to get ripped off. |
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