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Valued Member
Australia
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and...please don't forget about the 2010 20 cent 'bubble'...need others to find them  |
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All over it Jeff  This is direct from Gregs... Date Variation million 1966 London 10 Canberra 30 1967 50 1968 24 1969 54 1970 22 1971 20 1972 12 1973 27 1974 46 1975 50 1976 57 1977 11 1978 43 1979 37 1980 55 1981 Canberra 76 Wales 40 1982 61 1983 82 1984 25 1985 2 1986 mint 1987 mint 1988 48 1989 43 1990 23 1991 3 1992 46 1993 23 1994 43 1995 mint 1996 mint 1997 6 1998 48 1999 text type 179 text type 179 2000 i r b 51 2001 large head 109 small head 109 2002 70 2003 53 2004 89 2005 116 2006 157 2007 61 2008 normal 136 blunted 2 136 2009 53 2010 20 |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Very kind of you to leave the ones we like for us to search! Thanks dibby33!  Edited by ozcoins
04/14/2012 01:01 am
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I don't get opportunity to see rolls the banks use bags now where should I try?
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Valued Member
Australia
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Not sure - which banks have you tried. Which state are you in?
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Australia
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I have also only got rolls twice. Bags are easier anyway IMO. I asked the woman last time and she said its luck of the draw they dont get to choose which type they get in.
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Australia
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I'm a big fan of the $100 bags that people deposit into banks. You open the bag, tip em out, then bam, 100 bucks opened. And I get on well with the staff at both the branches I go too - both being in country areas.
Unfortunately, my favourite one services small community so rarely do they have the full bags, but the branch manager is nice. I get on the phone and say "Hey Rosie, it's Tim and put in my order on Tuesday mornings, then presto - on Wednesday I can show up and collect!" - Which I think is good service, and helps them too, because they need more transactions to get their staff allocation up!
I like the small bags, hate rolls with passion!! Super passion!!
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Valued Member
Australia
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I like the rolls. At least when they are packed like that they are not bumping into each other.
I am hanging out for payday on Tuesday - Wednesday I noodle.
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Australia
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I have had good luck with one bag where there were lots of coins which had been collected and then cashed in. However there is also the chance you get another noodlers refuse.
I think the chance of a concentrated lot of good/bad coins is higher with bags.
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Australia
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I like bags because you can do some "window shopping" before the big event.
I do wonder what people make of the bags I took back last time - open one and it's only 82 games 50's, open another and they're all 77 jubilees, yet another and all 2001 non-state feds etc heheh
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Valued Member
Australia
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Need assistance from experienced 50c Noodler!
I picked up $300 in 50c pieces today, first time I've gone the bigger demon!
I got a ridiculous amount of commemorative coins, I didn't think that would be the case - but 31% of my coins, or $90.50 were commems.
1970 Cook $1
1977 Jub $2.50
1980 Double Bar $1
1981 Wedding $1.50
1982 Comm Games $9.50
1988 Bicent $1
1991 Ram Head NIL
1994 Y.O.F $7.50
Y.O.F WIDE 0.50
1995 WEARY DUN $4.50
1998 BASS $6
2000 ROYAL VIS NIL
2000 MILLENIUM $4
2001 FEDERATION COA $18
NSW/QLD/NT/NI $4
2002 WINDMILL $4.50
2003 VOLUNTEERS $2.50
2004 ANIMALS $3.50
2005 WW2 $10
COMM GAMES $8
2010 CELEBRATE AUS $1
My plan would be to keep 1980 DB, 1988, 1994 W/D, 01 States - but should I be keeping any of the others?
My issue is knowing whether this lot is common or whether I got some old lady's coin collection who was at the bank dropping it off earlier today.
Not a commem but got a really nice 1993 COA too --
Edited by CoinManTim
04/17/2012 12:34 am
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Australia
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It is usual to find a large number of commems, as there have been quite a few released for most dates, but 31% still does sound high.
You're on the right track with those - 85's, 93's, 01 States would be recommended - and if you're looking for some varieties to go with your 94 Wides, don't forget to check your 00 Millenniums for the incuse. As for the others, it's up to you how many high grades you keep.
Edited by FNQ
04/17/2012 01:18 am
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Not sure about this.
I have been keeping heaps, but I think I will have too revise.
Maybe 70 (depending on condition)
1981 wedding - there do not seem to be all that many of these - keep if nice
Not sure how many 2010 there are, but I have too many of these and will be returning some to the wild.
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Australia
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Grabbed another $400 today. Got 27% worth of commemoratives, so possibly around 30% is where it sits?
Scored 4 2001 state series (qld, vic, norf, wa), 2x1997 coa, 3x 1988 high grade
Also got 4 1980 double bars, and 1 1979 double bar - but are these worth keeping?
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Australia
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I would keep all the ones you just listed.
I dont think any of them are really worth much, but they are are not so common.
Edited by ozcoins
04/18/2012 03:53 am
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