2005 'Platypus' 20 Cent Coin. - Page 2

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lim118 Pillar of the Community Australia 1529 Posts	Posted 05/30/2006 10:02 am Meeeeeeeeeeee !!!!....LOL Report this Post to the Staff
humpybong Pillar of the Community Australia 1262 Posts	Posted 05/30/2006 10:47 pm Welcome to the CC Forum Shep. Glad to see you could make over to here. Report this Post to the Staff
humpybong Pillar of the Community Australia 1262 Posts	Posted 05/30/2006 10:48 pm Welcome Oracle to the CC Forum. Glad to have another Aussie here with us. Report this Post to the Staff
triggersmob Pillar of the Community Australia 9401 Posts	Posted 05/31/2006 04:04 am Welcome Oracle, Shep and Brissyboy. I try to get all the new 20 cents from circulation, but going by your (Brissyboy) post, I might have to have a closer look at them. Steve Report this Post to the Staff
markn Pillar of the Community Australia 1295 Posts	Posted 06/06/2006 6:22 pm I went through our change tin last night and bagged up about $70 worth of 20 cent pieces. Out of the 17 2005 20's 2 were the end of war things, the rest were normal platypusses. Rare? No. Report this Post to the Staff
spd_dmn New Member Australia 35 Posts	Posted 06/07/2006 10:19 pm Well, I've decided to keep 3, I have seen sooooooo many lately that I agree they are not rare. The diffrent obverse though is interesting, I'm gnna take a look at that. I also found my first 2006 20c yesterday. Report this Post to the Staff
Shep New Member Australia 18 Posts	Posted 06/08/2006 08:41 am Thanks for the welcome. Know why you collect! If you are going to collect circulating decimals for any other reason than interest (mental pleasure) then you will be disappointed more often than not. Collect them if you don't want to or can't spend money on a collection. Significant errors, wavy 2 20c and the State Federation sets are the only Australian circulating decimals that currently appreciate. Brissy mentioned an important point about the 05 Platypus. Uncirculated examples will only exist in hoarded security rolls The availability of high grade examples is more important than total mintage. The 1981 3.5 Claw is a good example. Common as muck in circulation but expect to pay above $100 for an unc one. . In the June issue of CAB John Andrew interviews Stuart Devlin. The whole mag is worth buying just for this article. Stuart Devlin mentions the Platypus was undoubtedly his best coin design. He goes on to talk about why he didn't include the kangaroo in the first decimal designs and why SD is not included on all the reverses. Report this Post to the Staff
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