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Pillar of the Community
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finally have money in paypal to spend so just spent the last hour getting more and more confused, last page I closed was in pounds  so where is the best value to be found for us aussies? thanks and Merry Xmas |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
515 Posts |
They are a good staple type brand, either those or lighthouse. Personally I prefer Saflips as you don't have to buy all the different sizes for different sized coins.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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I bought my last lot (6000) from Air-Tite. Even with postage from U.S they only cost me 6c each. The more you buy, the cheaper it gets, because you can spread the postage cost. http://www.air-tites.com/Steve  |
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Australia
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When I got mine, I think I paid $4.50 for box of 100. I purchased like 2000 of em! Was from an ebay seller who listed loads at 99c and didn't get a lot of interest. What I will say is though, if you go on to the UK ebay site, or the German ebay site (click translate) - then you can get them dirt, dirt, dirt cheap. |
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Pillar of the Community
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thank you tim I decided to have a nap before I purchased them, glad I did now :)
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i lost the only auction I could find, so ended up paying $4.50 for 25 and for the amount I need it was about the best price available, but having said that murphy will jump up and and I will find some for $2.50.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Vouch for air tites, I bought 1000 of them for somewhere around $80-$100, thats 8c-10c each.
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only on a disabled pension, so buying like that would mean saving for a while.
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Valued Member
Australia
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Any coin stores near you?
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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I get mine from a a bloke in lismore (online) they work out at about 27cents each in boxes of 100 self adhesive 2x2's. I'm probebly paying too much but I don't have a coin shop within cooee of me  |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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I get mine from a a bloke in lismore (online) they work out at about 27cents each in boxes of 100 self adhesive 2x2's. I'm probebly paying too much but I don't have a coin shop within cooee of me Right..spill the beans trout..who is he and where is he. I might be able to get a bigger order and send some on if I can get somesort of deal off him. Please let me know as it's not far from me  Cheers mate |
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Australia
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Heres the link I saved for when I need some more. I got a couple of the plastic boxes for the 2x2's as well. They are great they hold 100 2x2's each I live in country WA so I have no afilliation with this seller. http://www.ebay.com/itm/11074841668....m1438.l2649 |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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only on a disabled pension, so buying like that would mean saving for a while. Same here erkle so if I can help you out in any way please let me know..i know exactly what your talking about and that's why I collect circulated coins |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Sweet, thanks very much for that trout..your a good man and I owe ya one |
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Australia
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I got a couple of the plastic boxes for the 2x2's as well.
They are great they hold 100 2x2's each If you are on a budget, you could cut down an A4 paper box and this will hold about 500 2X2"s for free.   Steve |
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