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proof66.jpg1966 R.A.M. Proof set806 viewsProof coins are the same as those we see in our change, but are struck with specially prepared machinery on specially prepared blanks - the designs always stand out magnificently.The 1966 proof set is unique in several ways - it is the only one to feature a round (and silver!) 50ยข piece, and is the only one not produced in a sealed plastic container. As a result, many 1966 proof sets have spotted or tarnished coins - sets that include each coin still in pristine condition command a significant premium.
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1969_50Cent_Proof-Resize.jpg800 views
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1922_Article_pic_11~0.JPG1922 Penny date variety Group 1, #3. Code, LF - LC4+LC4 - C9 - L15799 viewsGroup 1, #3 - Upright 9 Narrow Date. Unique position of 9 sees it a little further from the 1 and leaning more to the right. Position for both 2's is the same as for group 1, #1. Only found with flat base reverse lettering and London obverse. Extremely scarce as found, accounting for approx. .056% of total 1922 Penny mintage.
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27_28129.jpg1927 Canberra Florin796 viewsA matt proof silver coin (28 mm diameter with milled edge) featuring a shortened version of the crowned and robed bust of George V facing left; around, GEORGIVS V D. G. BRITT: OMN: REX F. D. IND: IMP: . The reverse features the original Parliament House within an oval frame set above crossed scepters. Superimposed on the scepters is a raised oval with the date 1927 incuse; around above, PARLIAMENT HOUSE AUSTRALIA around below, . ONE FLORIN .1 comments
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1922_Article_pic_15~0.JPG1922 Penny date variety Group 3, #2. Code, LF - RC4+R4 - 9/10 - R15793 viewsGroup 3, #2 - Upright 9 Wide Date. Left side of foot on first 2 aligns between denticles 9 and 10. This position of first 2 with the absence of a spike 9 is extremely scarce. Position of the 9 and last 2 is the same as for group 3, #1. Only found with flat base reverse lettering and London Obverse. Very scarce as found, accounting for approx. .9% of total 1922 Penny mintage.
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australia-1959-half-penny-multiple-struck.jpgAustralia 1959 Half Penny Multiple Struck Error790 views
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printer.jpgNew Label Printer786 views
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australia-1966-10c-incomplete-planchet.jpgAustralia 1966 10 cent incomplete planchet error786 views
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bahamas-1966-5-dollar.jpgBahama Islands 1966 Five Dollar785 views.925 Silver 42.1199g 45mm
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1922_Article_pic_10~0.JPG1922 Penny date variety Group 1, #1. Code, LF - L4+RC4 - C9 - L15785 viewsGroup 1, #1 - Upright 9 Narrow Date. Left side of foot on first 2 aligns with centre of denticle 9. Left side of foot on last 2 aligns with left edge of denticle 15. Only found with flat base reverse lettering and London obverse. Extremely scarce as found, accounting for approx. .064% of total 1922 Penny mintage.
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australia-1984-dollar-unknown-planchet-r.jpgAustralia 1984 Dollar Reverse struck on unknown planchet782 viewsStruck on unknown 4.58g planchet
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untitled_281_of_129.jpg782 views
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