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Pillar of the Community
Australia
875 Posts |
Nice coronation, circulated at least 30 dollar and AUNC would guess 30-60, terrible difficult to find now.
Time to rush it all ones that arent interesting back to the bank, I still wonder how some people can get bank bags jumbo from bank.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
2592 Posts |
Well done David.
The coronation coin is a great find.
Keep some of those 75th anniversary coins
for me please . :)
I have a few UNC blackboard coins if you need one.
Steve :)
View my Coins here, (NOW WITH OVER 14,500 IMAGES).... http://www.coincommunity.org/galler...hp?cat=10048OFEC count = 237 |
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Australia
801 Posts |
Some nice finds there David, especially the 2013 Coronation ... I haven't come across one of those in a long time!  The 2014 Remembrance Day is also worthy of mention. It's interesting that you found two of the Women's T20 World Cup as this is one coin that I haven't come across in the wild for quite a while now! |
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United States
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Looking good, David!  |
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Valued Member
Australia
391 Posts |
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Keep some of those 75th anniversary coins
Already set aside with your name on them! 
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Valued Member
Australia
391 Posts |
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It's interesting that you found two of the Women's T20 World Cup as this is one coin that I haven't come across in the wild for quite a while now!
How odd. I've got them coming out the proverbial ring hole.  Just the other day the tuckshop had 4 coloured $2 including 2x T20 coins. I let them go back into circulation as I already have 6-8 sitting at home although I need to hopefully send some to NZ. If you read this Princetane can you get in touch again as I can't find the original correspondence. Thanks |
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Australia
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I'm guessing these can be classified as 'circulation finds'? Today I visited the coin dispensing machine at my local bank to pick up some $1 coins to noodle over the weekend. Next to it is a coin deposit machine and upon checking the reject slot this is what I found!  Foreign coins  Australian coins  The pre-decimal was an unexpected surprise!  |
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Australia
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Today I visited the coin dispensing machine at my local bank to pick up some $1 coins to noodle over the weekend.
Next to it is a coin deposit machine and upon checking the reject slot this is what I found!
A pre-dec left in a coin deposit reject slot? And as for the other coins - a nice selection . It's actually one of my ongoing pet hates. In my recent $4000 noodle of $2 coins I forgot to mention I got a 2019 Thai baht. I've even had a US quarter in a $1 bag. Not to mention a 10c piece stuck to a 20c piece among a bag of 20c pieces. Firstly - the bank has charged me either a $1 or $2 for these coins.  At least when I found the 2013 Coronation among the $2 bag I was in a forgiving mood. However, having tried (for purely research purposes  ) to pass off a Ringget as a $1 and and a Philippines 25 Sen as $2 it was rejected even after several tries. How then do these other coins get through? (PS No Ringgets or 25 Sen coins were harmed in this experiment!) 
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10/30/2020 06:26 am
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Australia
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Already set aside with your name on them! Thank you David. Steve :)
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Depends on the machine, remember it's not just the banks machines it also any coin machine! Please don't get naughty tho, note fiji 50c old ones, new zealand old 20's and 5 c new zealand all do well, however some of the other coins that get through it cause of human error. That's people depositing over the counter and the teller not bother with Checking due to it being too small an amount.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
1624 Posts |
Good haul with the two 2004 big heads. I think I've only found maybe 10 in sixteen years of looking.
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New Zealand
1649 Posts |
My Australian 5 cent collection from 3 years of buy ins. I am only missing a few dates (Circulation only) they are 1971, 1992 and 2017 and the last is being fixed by Triggersmob with a 2016 Changeover coin. This is my group 1966 to 2018 and the best of each year.  1966 to 1976 including a scarce 1972 (Only VF though), is missing 1971 though, the 69 and 70 are quite examples.  1977 to 1984, really happy that 79/80 and 82/84 are basically uncirculated. These coins come from a local thrift shop and are amongst effects of deceased people or downsizers so some of these nice pieces could be from some holiday in the 80s for all we know. Loving Halfcrowns. British and Commonwealth coins 1750 - 1950 and anything Kiwi.
If it's round, shiny and silvery I will love it.
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New Zealand
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Notice I had the 83 and 84 around wrong way, photos are a bit dull, these babies really shine. Heres my Makloufs, complete sans 1992. Most of these are EF to UNC.  87 was the first circulation year as 85 and 86 were set only coins. Has anyone found one in circulation though (Not Kiwi or Fijian!) Finally my IRBs which include a run 1999 to 2016 and 2018. the last coin a 2007 I got in a noodle a couple of weeks ago That little devil eluded me for a long time.  Hope you all like! Loving Halfcrowns. British and Commonwealth coins 1750 - 1950 and anything Kiwi.
If it's round, shiny and silvery I will love it.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
875 Posts |
Key date but why does it have to be so bad a condition   |
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Pillar of the Community
New Zealand
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If it helps my 85 is also quite darkened and worn too, although I was real pleased to know I had one and its a scarce date!
Loving Halfcrowns. British and Commonwealth coins 1750 - 1950 and anything Kiwi.
If it's round, shiny and silvery I will love it.
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