1983 20c mint roll

The governor

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Just wondering any you guys know what's it worth 2014 pocket guide list na .unopend mint roll 1983 20c cheers
 
lots! retail would be around $300
and I would be interested in buying it of you if you can prove you have it
Pics please :)
 
Trying to post second image of year but it won't allow me to upload another picture. It says image already exists.
 
Ag-man said:
Around $500 for twenty x $0.20, (1983's) individually.
So my guess is that an unopened mint roll should be worth more.

Buzz the 5Kg bar if its for sale.
yeh I am going to disagree with you on that, mint rolls go for less than the combined individual value
 
OK, So here is what I don't understand.....

I just looked in my coin box. I have 20c coins from 1966, 1967, 1968, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982....

Why are they only worth 20c each?

What's so special about 1983?
 
Shamatti said:
OK, So here is what I don't understand.....

I just looked in my coin box. I have 20c coins from 1966, 1967, 1968, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982....

Why are they only worth 20c each?

What's so special about 1983?
:lol:
:P
Just to confuse you more
See if the 1966 20c is a wavy 2 in the 20
I paid $250 for mine :D

numi016aa_zps1151debb.jpg~original


numi016a_zpsd0747419.jpg~original
 
O.o

??????

I have a peanut here that look like quetzalcoatl - I'm willing to sell to you for just $300 :D




spannermonkey said:
Shamatti said:
OK, So here is what I don't understand.....

I just looked in my coin box. I have 20c coins from 1966, 1967, 1968, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982....

Why are they only worth 20c each?

What's so special about 1983?
:lol:
:P
Just to confuse you more
See if the 1966 20c is a wavy 2 in the 20
I paid $250 for mine :D

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c220/dannydodge/Ebay bling/numi016aa_zps1151debb.jpg~original

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c220/dannydodge/Ebay bling/numi016a_zpsd0747419.jpg~original
 
the 1983 and 83 had mintages of 55,110,000 and 27,820,000 however the Royal Aust Mint realised that they didn't really need that many 20c coins in the population at the time and decided to only release a uknown and limited quantity at the time. the rest they melted down and used for other coins. as such they are harder to obtain than other years and get a premium for it. a quick search on ebay shows that a PCGS graded Ms 64 will only get you $30. you will get even less for an ungraded one and rolls of coins generally speaking sell for less than the combined value of the individual coins hence my retail value of around $300.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1983-20-...171237871502?pt=AU_Coins2&hash=item27de928f8e
however this is more than 10x the value of say a 1977,78,79,81, etc roll hence my statement that he will get a lot for them.
like I said I am interested in buying them if he wants to sell them
 
serial said:
the 1983 and 83 had mintages of 55,110,000 and 27,820,000 however the Royal Aust Mint realised that they didn't really need that many 20c coins in the population at the time and decided to only release a uknown and limited quantity at the time. the rest they melted down and used for other coins. as such they are harder to obtain than other years and get a premium for it. a quick search on ebay shows that a PCGS graded Ms 64 will only get you $30. you will get even less for an ungraded one and rolls of coins generally speaking sell for less than the combined value of the individual coins hence my retail value of around $300.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1983-20-...171237871502?pt=AU_Coins2&hash=item27de928f8e
however this is more than 10x the value of say a 1977,78,79,81, etc roll hence my statement that he will get a lot for them.
like I said I am interested in buying them if he wants to sell them


Fascinating.

So people/you are interesting in any coin, so long as it is rare or hard to find?

What publications should I read to learn about this stuff? What to look out for etc?

I am always coming across odd coins in odd places lol. Would be nice to know what is worth hanging on to. :)
 
Shamatti said:
serial said:
the 1983 and 83 had mintages of 55,110,000 and 27,820,000 however the Royal Aust Mint realised that they didn't really need that many 20c coins in the population at the time and decided to only release a uknown and limited quantity at the time. the rest they melted down and used for other coins. as such they are harder to obtain than other years and get a premium for it. a quick search on ebay shows that a PCGS graded Ms 64 will only get you $30. you will get even less for an ungraded one and rolls of coins generally speaking sell for less than the combined value of the individual coins hence my retail value of around $300.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1983-20-...171237871502?pt=AU_Coins2&hash=item27de928f8e
however this is more than 10x the value of say a 1977,78,79,81, etc roll hence my statement that he will get a lot for them.
like I said I am interested in buying them if he wants to sell them


Fascinating.

So people/you are interesting in any coin, so long as it is rare or hard to find?

What publications should I read to learn about this stuff? What to look out for etc?

I am always coming across odd coins in odd places lol. Would be nice to know what is worth hanging on to. :)
essentially yeh, but it also has to have some appeal. for instance NZ coins have some seriously low mintages. I personally have a NZ 1935 3 pence in AU condition with a mintage of only 40,000 and I would be lucky to get $300 for it.
but an Australian 1923 half penny with a 15,000 mintage in au would go for $40k plus
numismatics is a funny game like that
 
lol like me you will start a stacker and end up with a house full of spare change :)
i started with a round 50
 
Shamatti said:
O.o

??????

I have a peanut here that look like quetzalcoatl - I'm willing to sell to you for just $300 :D




spannermonkey said:
Shamatti said:
OK, So here is what I don't understand.....

I just looked in my coin box. I have 20c coins from 1966, 1967, 1968, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982....

Why are they only worth 20c each?

What's so special about 1983?
:lol:
:P
Just to confuse you more
See if the 1966 20c is a wavy 2 in the 20
I paid $250 for mine :D

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c220/dannydodge/Ebay bling/numi016aa_zps1151debb.jpg~original

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c220/dannydodge/Ebay bling/numi016a_zpsd0747419.jpg~original

Have a look here ;)

http://www.ebay.com.au/sch/i.html?_...0c+wavy&_nkw=1966+20c+wavy&_sacat=0&_from=R40
 
After a bit more research only 50 of 1983 and 1984 mint rolls supposed to exist that's 30 years ago how many of those mint rolls have been sold as individual coins ..........
 
Ag-man said:
Why is it that a roll will sell for less than the combined total?
I would have thought that you would receive a premium for being unopened /original packaging etc.
Cheers

I guess there a quite a few collectors out there who just want 1 of each of something, rather than a roll.
 
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