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Yeah that's right. I'm pretty sure that the ones I have now are specimens as well. They are not very expensive at all.

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(18-09-2013, 09:27 PM)robbiegal Wrote: [ -> ]I like the little dots of the trip map around Oz
he crash landed in cook town and I have one of the beer bottles from that ship wreak, when they ditched the booze overboard to try and make it float
almost futile - but it didn't completely sink

have you got any like this?
this is a nice gold tone that they can be found with

No I don't where abouts did u manage to track that little fella down at?

where I get a lot of my stuff - local coin and stamp show

(20-09-2013, 05:46 PM)robbiegal Wrote: [ -> ]where I get a lot of my stuff - local coin and stamp show

WYNYARD COIN CENTRE sources my wants list

This thread has me puzzled.
I thought it was about underrated 50c pieces. The 1970, although a lovely design, is common in high grade.

(20-07-2013, 03:23 PM)trout Wrote: [ -> ]1972,1973 and 2005 COA coins in MS65 and above are pretty tough.
I also feel the Specimen Captain cook is Very underrated as well

underrated is the operative word for this thread
not common

(22-01-2014, 06:51 PM)robbiegal Wrote: [ -> ]

(20-07-2013, 03:23 PM)trout Wrote: [ -> ]1972,1973 and 2005 COA coins in MS65 and above are pretty tough.
I also feel the Specimen Captain cook is Very underrated as well

underrated is the operative word for this thread
not common

now overrated

are you sure of that?

I won a 2005 50c PNC on another forum, thanks to a very generous Aussie collector.
Are these OK to leave in the PNC or should I remove the 50c and put it in a 2x2?

(22-01-2014, 09:45 PM)Triggersmob Wrote: [ -> ]I won a 2005 50c PNC

I wouldn't expect any PVC in packaging nowadays, so it should be safe.

(22-01-2014, 10:39 PM)Fulvio Wrote: [ -> ]

(22-01-2014, 09:45 PM)Triggersmob Wrote: [ -> ]I won a 2005 50c PNC

I wouldn't expect any PVC in packaging nowadays, so it should be safe.

All the outer clear envelopes ARE PVC on pnc items