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1985 Posts |
20c - 49 out of 71,928 coins noodled = 1 in every 1,468 coins noodled (all newspaper ANZAC coins 2015-2018)
50c - 5 out of 136,718 coins noodled = 1 in every 27,344 coins noodled (2 were newspaper ANZAC coins 2018)
$1 - 125 out of 110676 coins noodled = 1 in every 885 coins noodled (50 were Woolworths coins 2017-2019)
$2 - none out of 33,530 coins noodled (I did find a 2012 red poppy long before I started keeping stats)
These stats do not include mint set only coins found only in official annual RAM mint sets.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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How long has it taken you to go through that many coins?
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How long has it taken you to go through that many coins? Been noodling all denominations since 2009 but only kept records for last: 20c - 5 years 50c - 6 years $1 & $2 - 3 and a half years Edited by MachinMachinMan
10/01/2021 08:01 am
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Australia
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I found a 2012 red poppy Lucky you! What was a red poppy doing in circulation? I have found a C mint mark 2006 TV dollar coin and an S mint mark 2007 Harbour bridge and that's all. |
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Australia
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My NCLT dollar collection
2 x 1997 C mint Kingsford Smith
2 x 1998 C mint Florey
2 x 2001 C mint Army
1 x 2004 C mint Eureka
1 x 2006 M mint Comm Games
1 x 2006 C mint Television
1 x 2010 C mint 100 Years of Change
2 x 2015 C mint Anzac
2 x 2017 Possum Magic
2 x 2020 Qantas
4 x 2018 Comm Games
Not sure if the last 3 are actually NCLT but scarce here in Perth
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
1985 Posts |
NCLT 50 cent coins truly are scarce in circulation.   If anyone else has found any I would love to see them  |
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2 x 2017 Possum Magic
2 x 2020 Qantas
4 x 2018 Comm Games
Not sure if the last 3 are actually NCLT 2017 Possum Magic, 2018 Commonwealth Games and 2019 Mr Squiggle are Woolworths coins released in sets with the circulating $2 coloured coins. Yes they are NCLT. 2020 QANTAS coins are very low mintage circulating coin. |
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Australia
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Possum Magic, Commonwealth Game and Mr. Squiggle coins are actually given in change from Woolies too, so are they truly NCLT coins?
Edited by triggersmob
10/01/2021 9:41 pm
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Possum Magic, Commonwealth Game and Mr. Squiggle coins are actually given in change from Woolies too, so are they truly NCLT coins? Are you talking about $1 coins or $2 coins. If Woolies have been handing out $1 coins all these years it's news to me  |
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Are you talking about $1 coins or $2 coins. Sorry, no I was talking about the $2 coin. I see now that Karloning was referring to the $1 coins. Steve :) |
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Australia
1985 Posts |
Thought I might show some of my more interesting NCLT in circulation finds, starting with this Last ANZACS coin. A,B,C,M,S mint marked coins were issued in 1999, but this is the non mint marked 2000 coin which was only available in the sought after PNC which still fetches around $50.  |
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1985 Posts |
Another PNC only coin. The Sydney Swans were AFL premiers in 2012 but this coin was minted before the Grand Final so does not feature the winning team's name. Mintage of 15,000. Another 2012 coin with "Sydney Swans" printed below the premiership cup and the denomination "1 Dollar" on the obverse was issued in a coloured folder.  Edited by MachinMachinMan
10/27/2021 01:05 am
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2009 bicentenary of postal services in Australia. Issued in a PNC by Australia Post.  |
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Australia
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2011 Rams head (used to appear on the Australian shilling) C mint mark.  |
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Australia
1985 Posts |
2012 wheat sheaf $1 C mint mark. This design featured on Australian threepence coins of George VI and Elizabeth II, which in turn was featured on the obverse of the 2016 change-over 10 cent coin.  |
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