250 new bill, really???
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Look for the 'July 4th' privy marked ones.
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Meanwhile, Australia faces severe, compounding domestic crises: a housing market locked in permanent unaffordability, rising homelessness, high net migration straining infrastructure, persistent inflation, and a steady erosion of household purchasing power. Accompanying these economic pressures are growing anxieties over a decline in national self-reliance and foreign interference. In this environment, Anthony 'Shag' Albanese is out of touch, ineffective, and fundamentally compromised on matters of national sovereignty and economic security. Discuss.
‘July 4th’ Privy Trump Dollar Discovered Before U.S. Mint Launch
Surprise July 4th Privy Trump Dollar Surfaces Days Before U.S. Mint Launch Heritage Auctions numismatist Rene Alvarenga discovered an unannounced “July
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Meanwhile, Australia faces severe, compounding domestic crises: a housing market locked in permanent unaffordability, rising homelessness, high net migration straining infrastructure, persistent inflation, and a steady erosion of household purchasing power. Accompanying these economic pressures are growing anxieties over a decline in national self-reliance and foreign interference. In this environment, Anthony 'Shag' Albanese is out of touch, ineffective, and fundamentally compromised on matters of national sovereignty and economic security. Discuss.
I think care is needed if you are hoping for a July 4 privy mark. There are many (privately rolled) rolls, which will not contain a 4/7 coin.Only an official US Mint roll or 100 coin bag will give you a chance. I suspect the bags can be easily opened and searched. Even official rolls are easily opened and closed/resealed.
Mintage of the coin appears to be unlimited with only 250k 4/7s dispersed randomly in official rolls and bags.
Mintage of the coin appears to be unlimited with only 250k 4/7s dispersed randomly in official rolls and bags.
I think they're forgetting that the Kings and Queens of Europe as well as other pre-20th Century rulers around the world had their faces on coins as well as current rulers in Thailand, Brunei, Cambodia, Morocco, Eswatini, Bhutan, Bahrain and also the current Pope have their faces on currency. Plus, there's a slight argument that you could count King Charles as well
Shhh... the crown subjects are having elbows up against the idea of a democratically elected politician on money, apparently forgetting they’ve spent their entire lives carrying around the ultimate hereditary landlord in their back pockets.
No kings!