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Australian Coins, Banknotes and Exonumia => Australian Decimal Circulating Coins => Topic started by: JeffH on November 27, 2012, 09:00:57 AM

Title: Moneybox season is open
Post by: JeffH on November 27, 2012, 09:00:57 AM
Now is the time of year that people cash moneyboxes at the bank, for Christmas spending. If you have a good relationship with staff at your bank branch the it is worth asking to see if you can buy proceeds for noodling.
I have had a couple already. Got $300 of 50¢ from a moneybox yesterday and excellent results from that. Another $170 from same box is waiting for me to pick up today. Photos are of a small sample of the "keepers" from that lot.
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Don't tell me that S9ilver Jubilee has been rattling around in change for 35 years!

Jeff
Title: RE: Moneybox season is open
Post by: keldaw on December 06, 2012, 08:19:28 AM
note collectors ,   make you cry with this christmas gift, almost
  destored by lack of maintance and bad storage system by a friend of mine ..
 i can name them my new wavie,s ..    ,, kel ,,

[attachment=536][attachment=538][attachment=539][attachment=535][attachment=537]my new wavies ,

 what a shame.


 ,, kel ,,

also , 3 of these
Title: RE: Moneybox season is open
Post by: Russ e on December 06, 2012, 09:45:12 AM
seen an old lady with several glad sandwich bags while i was picking up more coppers in a city bank yestie, younger girl behind her had a tin. i only had time to hit one bank and 2 shops yestie $40 something of 1 and 2's and 1.5 oz silver for $30 with a bonus 14 grams thrown in, 2nd shop i met an online friend and picked up a couple of foreign coins that appealed to my eye, worst bit was lugging it home on the bus and not being able to noodle without my glasses lol
Title: RE: Moneybox season is open
Post by: keldaw on December 06, 2012, 11:04:30 AM
[attachment=541][attachment=542][attachment=545][attachment=544][attachment=543]  my find from my old lady friend , left to her by her father and husband ,, none of these coins have been cleaned and not stored
the right way either , just in plastic bags ,.  ,, kel ,,

[attachment=553][attachment=554][attachment=552][attachment=551] these are same as above..      ,, kel ,,

[attachment=557][attachment=556][attachment=555][attachment=558]

 same as above     ,, kel ,,
Title: RE: Moneybox season is open
Post by: Nevol on December 06, 2012, 02:52:36 PM
I don't see any rarities amongst them.  Pity they hadn't been looked after better.

As you said Kel, shame about the  notes too.
Title: RE: Moneybox season is open
Post by: keldaw on December 06, 2012, 08:29:23 PM
Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='4382' dateline='1354767756'I don't see any rarities amongst them.  Pity they hadn't been looked after better.

As you said Kel, shame about the  notes too.

 , true nancy, she has a lot more too , all the old paper notes including the  , $100 , and the $50 , and $20,s plus many $1 and$ 2 dollar notes have been folded in to little squares so as to fit into the 2 x2  plastic sleeves of the numis coin books and all the coins are just sitting together in little plastic bags...
she is on a walking frame and does not get around much anymore and cant find a coin dealer to go to sell them to, where we live so she asked me to sell them on ebay or where ever i can ..
     ,, kel ,,

to late to list them on ebay now , too close to christmas so i will proberly list them on ebay after new year ..

 ,, kel ,,
Title: RE: Moneybox season is open
Post by: Goldseeker on December 06, 2012, 10:11:22 PM
Kel:   You are lucky to get coins like that.   If you don't want them, I could be interested in the pre decimal lots.
Title: RE: Moneybox season is open
Post by: JeffH on December 12, 2012, 06:27:17 PM
Well, bought the proceeds of a money box cash-in the other day - $260 of 50¢.
Found;
•An incused millennium CCF noodling find of the week (http://www.coincommunity.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=110478&whichpage=25)
•The coins pictured below. I would put as aUNC.
•Quite few more at around EF grade.
There were quite a few more 2005 Games in (definite) "keeper" condition. Don't ask me why; I just grab them if I see them.
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And, another money box yesterday; $90 of 50¢ and $30 of 20¢. A few CoF but not much else except...My first 2010 20¢ "bubble". I do have a few of those but, only because of the generosity of other forum members.

Jeff :yahoo:
And, I still have my regular, weekly coin order to start noodling now.
Title: RE: Moneybox season is open
Post by: keldaw on December 12, 2012, 06:34:39 PM
i have not found  2010 bubble .20 c in caboolture yet , but check every coin i receive ,.. ,, kel ,,
Title: RE: Moneybox season is open
Post by: JeffH on December 12, 2012, 06:41:47 PM
Kel,
Keep looking please. I have found quite a few 2004 bigheads, and plenty of 2008 "gap" but, despite checking every 2010 20¢ I see, I had not found a bubble 'til now.
And I noodle a substantial number of coins each week.

Jeff
Title: RE: Moneybox season is open
Post by: keldaw on January 25, 2013, 07:44:37 PM
i went for a noodle in caboolture today , found nothing , so on the way home , i went into my bank and got $ 100.00 in $ 2.00 coins and $ 100.00 in .10 c coins looking for 2011 coins,,..

 found nothing in the $ 2.00 coins  , but in the .10 c coins i found

  2 x 2011 == plus==  8 x 66  ==  9 x 67  == 6 x 68 ==  2 x 69  == 1 x 70  
== 2 x 71     ==1 x 72   == 2 x 73  ==  1 x 74 == 1 x 75
 ===     5  x 76 ..   and plus 1 x  .5 c coin.. heaps of 2010 and 2012
 and i still have 2 bags of .10 c coins to go yet

 are any of these more value then face .. as they are from cir and have some wear on them ...   ,, kel ,,