Today I found in my change...............

Serial amazing find ,we're you doing you're noodling at a coin dealers display case. I would almost think some stupid thief has robbed some poor bugger and you were the winner congrats
 
Fossicking said:
Serial amazing find ,we're you doing you're noodling at a coin dealers display case. I would almost think some stupid thief has robbed some poor bugger and you were the winner congrats

I really can't make head nor tail of that. Can you please rephrase it?
 
Lol funny thing is I went back to the bank and took all the $1 coins they had in rolls ($3k worth) and I went and found another one last night
 
you suck right :P but seriously sort of proves that story that's where they were sent to WA , I must have went through a million of them in Qld 6 years ago result zero :(
 
Hi Tacrezod coin dealers display case was a joke , this coin is in very good condition , to good to have been in circulation for fourteen years. I believe there is a chance someone robbed a coin collectors home , didn't realize the value of his/her loot and cashed it in. Now serial has scored an absolute cracker of a coin by noodling. Hope this explains. Again serial well done :)
 
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Fossicking said:
Hi Tacrezod coin dealers display case was a joke , this coin is in very good condition , to good to have been in circulation for fourteen years. I believe there is a chance someone robbed a coin collectors home , didn't realize the value of his/her loot and cashed it in. Now serial has scored an absolute cracker of a coin by noodling. Hope this explains. Again serial well done :)


yeah good nick probably more like a money box cash in :D see some interesting things when looking. people keep coins for a long time !!
 
Yes part time numis stackers. I've found dozens of the early fifty cent commemoratives in great condition that have probably been hoarded. The big question here serial is which bank?
 
Went through 700 $2 coins a friend was cashing in and found these "interesting" $2 coins. Pulled out the 2003 myself but the machine at the bank kept spitting out the two 1995 ones and on comparison I can see why. All three are a weird colour compared to regular $2 coins. The 2003 has a bad strike and rust. The two 1995s are slightly larger than the average $2 have very square edges and are quite worn.

What does everyone do with their funny money? Feel free to PM me.

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Found another AIATSIS 50c today and also received 2 security bags in the mail too :)

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1995 Waltzing Matilda with a C mint mark and a 2004 MOR with a big old RIM cud.

On a side note, what does everyone do with their coins? I've been trying to trade mine in the buy and sell forum but there's not a huge amount of interest.

Should I just dump them on Ebay?
 
foodgem said:
Yep, pretty sure they are.

I was aware of the 2003 fakes, The 'EL' of ELIZABETH is below the neck.

I would lose them ASAP as possessing them, even as part of a collection is apparently illegal, definitely don't try to spend them.
 
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