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Valued Member
Australia
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At the risk of repition and driving all of the long-standing members up the wall - here my the list of decimal variations, gleaned from noodling and reading posts on this site. I only collect 20, 50 and dollars. Twenty Cents1966 - wave 1966 - gap in swirl (according to an old post on this forum) 1981 - claw - look for the wave based letters for confirmation 1981 - a dot above the r in Australia 2001 - rotated 2004 - pointy A 2007 - thick or thin 7 - thanks Nancy 2008 - gap in swirl 2010 - bubble Fifty cents 1970 - angled 7 1979 - double bar 1980 - double bar 1994 - wide date 2000 - incused 2004 - pointy A 2010 - rotated Dollar 2000 - mule 2001 - rotated various - rabbit ears (not a variation - but can't help looking for them) Edited by karloning
07/28/2012 01:23 am
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Formerly nancyc
Australia
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life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Valued Member
 Australia
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Hi nancy. I cannot find any reference to the 2007 Twenty Cent thick and thin seven. Which one is common? What am I looking for? |
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Valued Member
Australia
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Quicker then me, I was going to do a list tonight on this very subject - from reading the same post I would think :)
Oh way - great minds.....
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Valued Member
Australia
401 Posts |
Great minds and tormented noodling obsessed minds
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Valued Member
Australia
95 Posts |
Yep - gone though over $500 of coins in the last week....
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Valued Member
Australia
401 Posts |
Okay. With a steady hand and magnifier I looked and of 34 of my 2007 twenties, I found 17 thick and 17 thin ones.
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Valued Member
Australia
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Great summary and very helpful. Many thanks for that. But does the 2004 50 cent coin also have a pointy A variety?
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Valued Member
Australia
176 Posts |
Yes, the 2004 50c also has a pointy A variety.
Pedro
Edited by Pedro
07/27/2012 08:45 am
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
1005 Posts |
From what I have read elsewhere on the forum, the 2004 Pointy A 50c only exists in mint sets, so the chance of finding one while noodling, would be the same as the chance of finding any other MSO coin (very, very small).
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Valued Member
Australia
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Mmmm. Right, I think. The only one I have is in a mint set. Also the only claw I have is mint
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Valued Member
Australia
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Maccas reckons the pointy A's are only to be found in the proof and mint sets, none in general circ. Mine is from a proof set. Not sure on the percentage of 50 cent pointy/flat A's in these sets though  |
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Valued Member
Australia
401 Posts |
My proof set for that year has pointy a on both the 50 and 20
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