How much are these two Australian $200 gold proof coins worth?

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  1. Karl007

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    My dad wants to sell his coin collection and I’m trying to figure out what some are worth.

    To start with he has a gold 1787 Arthur Phillip Two Hundred Dollars proof coin.

    He also has a The Pride Of Australia 1991 Two Hundred Dollars gold proof coin.

    I think he got them in 2002 or something.

    And where would be best to sell them without getting ripped off? We live in Melbourne.

    Thanks
     
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    welcome.
    Unfortunately, those aren’t collectable as many would like them to be… current prices are on $750-$790each here… feeeBay will be more cause of high comm.. on the listing..

    PS-Perhaps wait until Kremlin makes its move….?
     
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    The other thread in the Trading section on this topic has been deleted as it was not an offer to trade.
     
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    Or The Fed doesn’t make it’s move.
     
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    ^^^
    true…since FeD need to factor-in their troops in EU atm… they don’t come cheap!
     
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    The FED can do a new trick and push the break (rate-hike) and keep the gas ("non-tapering") going at the same time.

    The market is a bug in search of a windshield. FED rate hike and a bit more escalation in Ukraine could be just what the doctor ordered. :eek:
     
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    I'm thinking the opposite. A Fed rate hike makes alternative asset classes more attractive. The Fed maintaining rates as they are is bullish for PMs.
     
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