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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Hi everyone just got these out of an ATM this morning Can anyone advise what year they are and if they are worth keeping  |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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On all polymer notes the first 2 numbers is the date of issue.
Yours start with 07 so that is the date.
the only interesting one is the repeater FB 07 486486 and may have a slight premium.
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Pillar of the Community
 Australia
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I'm thinking that with the new design notes coming out these might be worth
hanging onto for 10 or 20 years
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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I'm thinking that with the new design notes coming out these might be worth
hanging onto for 10 or 20 years
If you like them keep them, but you could convert these into 6oz of silver and I recon THAT would be worth quite a bit in 20 years time  |
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Pillar of the Community
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you could convert these into 6oz of silver I will chew on your your reccomendation for a while Trout but I'm in florin mode at the moment and have my eye on a of early high grade ones |
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I will chew on your your reccomendation for a while Trout but I'm in florin mode at the moment and have my eye on a of early high grade ones Now your talkin   |
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Bedrock of the Community
Australia
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To keep or not to keep: that is the question.
The inflation factor is what would drive drive my decision.
With an average inflation factor of 3%, the buying power of the notes will halve in 24 years
With an average inflation factor of 4%, the buying power of the notes will halve in 18 years
With an average inflation factor of 5%, the buying power of the noted will halve in 14 years
With an average inflation factor of 6%, the buying power of the notes will halve in 12 years
With an average inflation factor of 7%, the buying power of the notes will halve in 10 years
With an average inflation factor of 8%, the buying power of the notes will halve in 9 years
With an average inflation factor of 9%, the buying power of the notes will halve in 8 years
With an average inflation factor of 10% the buying power of the notes will halve in 7 years
With an average inflation factor of 11% the buying power of the notes will halve in 6.5 years.
Can you guess what he variable inflation factor will be over the period of your investment?
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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I would keep the repeater and not the others. I collect repeaters and would be interested in it if youre not. If they were a run of first or last prefix then that would be a different story.
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Australia
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 will you still be here in another 20 years ? that is the question ?. i like trout,s idea .. ,, kel ,, |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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An ATM that only dispenses $20 notes! Where do you find these? I have to keep coming up with (n x 50) + $80 combinations to get a maximum haul of 4 20's, other than over the counter... lol
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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I went back 3 times and withdrew $80 each time
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Posted 11/15/2012 5:09 pm
