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Australia
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Just bought another Australian coin from overseas that will be coming back home to live   |
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United States
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Awesome Coin, I love the design of the old Australia Coins.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Nice example, good Fine bordering on aVF.
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good Fine bordering on aVF . Had talked myself into a grading of aVF before bidding Thanks Walter |
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United States
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I'm in the VF camp also.
mdpmedia
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Bedrock of the Community
Australia
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CGCoins: I am the reversal of yourself.
The character of the Mackennal / Blakemore designs for the 1910 through to 1936 Oz. coinage is certainly different to neo classic American coin design for the same period.
I prefer the American. I just had to have an MS63 Walker, and a MS 63 St. Gaudens double Eagle in my collection, just because I like 'em.
However, I have to admit: I also like the Oz. 1927 Parliament House florin as well.
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Australia
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Stevo;
You got a bargain too! I was hoping to have won this on a lower bid. darn the need to save the dollars!!
Good buy
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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You got a bargain too! Yes Tim there are some good bargains out there if you look hard enough |
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Australia
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CGCoins: I am the reversal of yourself.
The character of the Mackennal / Blakemore designs for the 1910 through to 1936 Oz. coinage is certainly different to neo classic American coin design for the same period.
I prefer the American. I just had to have an MS63 Walker, and a MS 63 St. Gaudens double Eagle in my collection, just because I like 'em.
However, I have to admit: I also like the Oz. 1927 Parliament House florin as well.
i like ALL Aussie pre decimal coins and 99% of the decimal ones as well But I have to agree with Sel some of the early 1800/1900's US coins are stunning. I have a few MS Morgans that I really enjoy and they are quite easy to get in high grades ( Unlike 1910-1936 Aussie coins) |
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Bedrock of the Community
Australia
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Trout1105: As I currently write this,I am in Kalamunda W.A., and will be so for at least a month. Perhaps I may get North.
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Australia
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Trout1105: As I currently write this,I am in Kalamunda W.A., and will be so for at least a month. Perhaps I may get North.
I have another couple of weeks off yet. Pm me if you come up to Geraldton and I will send you my phone number. It would be great to meet you in person  Edited by trout1105
10/26/2012 12:00 am
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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The coin arrived -- heres a better photo after removing the dirt   |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Its a nice one. Looks around gF to me.
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Australia
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Just a thought- after living overseas for many years, does it still have an Aussie accent.!  |
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after living overseas for many years, does it still have an Aussie accent.! It didnt really have much to say being exhausted from the rough ride home but I think its happy to be back |
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Posted 10/23/2012 11:37 pm
