2020 75th Anniversary $2 Coin - Will It Be As Valuable As The 2013 $2?

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SallyG Valued Member Australia 383 Posts	Posted 03/21/2022 01:00 am Apparently only 600k minted for circulation. The 2013 $2 was 1 million. Does this mean that the 2020 coin is likely to become as valuable as the 2013 coin or are there other factors that determine values? Report this Post to the Staff

MachinMachinMan Pillar of the Community Australia 1985 Posts	Posted 03/21/2022 01:32 am SallyG, I think there were far too many collector rolls and sachets of the 2020 WW2 coins produced for them to become as sought after as the purple coronation coins (rolls of which are extremely scarce) There is also a chance more WW2 coins will be minted/released in the future and that 600K figure could go up like the 2019 fifty cents did. Report this Post to the Staff
Mr T Pillar of the Community Australia 2180 Posts	Posted 04/09/2022 01:05 am Yeah I think the mint must be sitting on a few because they were due to be released not long after all the lockdowns started in 2020. Report this Post to the Staff
Princetane Pillar of the Community 4628 Posts	Posted 04/09/2022 03:20 am Probably not as that 2020 coin was publicised a lot and widely available and everyone was well aware of the coloured $2 coin craze. Whereas back in 2013, that was only the second one and its mintage was quite low like the first. Maybe in 2012, people thought the red poppy coin was a one off and were still not fully convinced that this would be a going thing. The fact it was not hugely publicised and Australian Mints did not put up posters saying "Australian Poppy and Purple Diamond Anniversary $2 coins - get yours now, they are the first in a series that will degenerate into Mr Squiggle and the Wiggles! get an iggle iggle on now! - before they start appearing on ebay for $100000 each" Sorry I am in a silly mood! Report this Post to the Staff
triggersmob Pillar of the Community Australia 9427 Posts	Posted 04/09/2022 03:41 am Quote: Maybe in 2012, people thought the red poppy coin was a one off Yes, certainly wasn't any craze at the time. I remember just going down to the local post office and buying a PNC a few days after they were released. Wish I'd bought a few of them now, especially as they had the C mint mark. Report this Post to the Staff
ryurazu Pillar of the Community Australia 1333 Posts	Posted 04/12/2022 7:42 pm RAM mintages don't include the rolls minted for collects, if I remember correctly it's somewhere in the appendix or footnotes. Report this Post to the Staff
MachinMachinMan Pillar of the Community Australia 1985 Posts	Posted 11/11/2022 9:47 pm Quote: Apparently only 600k minted for circulation. I see the RAM has amended that figure to 2 million in their 2021/22 annual report so nothing special about the mintage number of this coin. Report this Post to the Staff
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