WTB: Low end Australian pre decimal silver numi's

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  1. swoydaz

    swoydaz Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    WTB: Low end Australian pre decimal silver numi's.

    I'm keen to start a small collection of Australian predecimal silver numi's.

    Shillings and florins only.

    Have you got some coins in the $10 to $25 range that you're keen to sell or swap for silver / gold.

    You can put pics here if you like or email them to me: [email protected]

    Thanks :)
     
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    Ill PM ya
     
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    Hi Swoydaz

    Is this the type of material you are after ? All .925 a few rim nicks and scratches (some with a hint of past cleaning/washing).

    I can do multiples of all George VI .925 (ex 1939) - Photo is of the better examples.

    Cheers

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    swoydaz Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    cheers ED

    prefer no nicks or cleaning.

    I'd buy those at bullion price though, if interested.
     
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    Hi Swoydaz, what grades are you after ?
     
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    swoydaz Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    lol

    a lot of guys here have spent a lot of time telling me grading means nothing :)

    grade your own coins ... ignore professional assessment :)

    you may have seen those posts :)

    so having said all that ... VF and above :p

    no dings, no grease or dirt embedded, minimal wear.
     
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    Kam Active Member Silver Stacker

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    Well even if grading means nothing, there's still a huge difference between a worn circulated coin and a full lustre uncirculated one :)

    PM'ing you
     
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    swoydaz Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Agree ;)

    Grading means at least something, surely ???

    I don't believe it means nothing, simply reiterating that which came forth :)
     
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    no swordz that's not what people said and you know it.
    the grading that you had from that particular "professional" means nothing as he has a bad reputation
    the grade of a coin means the difference between a $10 bullion coin and a $10,000 gem coin
    a lot of florins can be had in pcgs/ngc slabs for around $50 in ms condition. may I suggest you start spending some time on ebay to get an idea of what a grade is actually worth?
    and
    "no dings, no grease or dirt embedded, minimal wear."
    is not low end pre decimal, I think that is the very definition of low end grade coins
     
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