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crystalk64 Pillar Of The Community 3147 Posts	Posted 01/02/2006 4:23 pm justdidit, You don't want to piddle long or the Australian 2006 Year of the Dogs will be gone or will be so darned expensive you won't want it then! You go and buy a couple of Australian coins and you will be entering the realm of the Darkside!!! Next thing you know someone will be nominating you for the Knights of the Coin Table! Us Darksiders stick together! Report this Post to the Staff
toast Pillar of the Community Australia 1091 Posts	Posted 01/19/2006 05:05 am quote: Originally posted by lim118 Here is another one minted in 2005 by the Perth Mint. Mintage of 40,000 of which 2,000 only went on sale in Australia. The rest was sold overseas. Today, this coin has more than doubled in price if you can get one.I have not seen one listed on ebay for more than 6 months and dealers here do not have them. Have a Look. Warning, it is a high resolution photo That is a pretty coin Lim. When the mint produces a colored coin they do it with some style. Many countries do produce some colored coins for colectors. These older coins are colored by companies after a quick dollar. I'm afraid that the Morgan dollar shown above looks...ah...cheap. Too much eye shadow makes Lady Liberty look like a tart. Just my opinion. Report this Post to the Staff
lim118 Pillar of the Community Australia 1529 Posts	Posted 01/19/2006 09:16 am quote: Originally posted by toast quote: Originally posted by lim118 Here is another one minted in 2005 by the Perth Mint. Mintage of 40,000 of which 2,000 only went on sale in Australia. The rest was sold overseas. Today, this coin has more than doubled in price if you can get one.I have not seen one listed on ebay for more than 6 months and dealers here do not have them. Have a Look. Warning, it is a high resolution photo That is a pretty coin Lim. When the mint produces a colored coin they do it with some style. Many countries do produce some colored coins for colectors. These older coins are colored by companies after a quick dollar. I'm afraid that the Morgan dollar shown above looks...ah...cheap. Too much eye shadow makes Lady Liberty look like a tart. Just my opinion. That's your avatar Toast.... The 1/2 oz and 2 oz are still around, but the 1 oz has disappered completely...[:p] Report this Post to the Staff
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