Anyone had a read of it? It's available at http://www.downies.com/renniks or http://www.downies.com/free-coin-ebook/ but am reluctant to hand over my email.
Quote from: 'Mister T' pid='87979' dateline='1462068964'reluctant to hand over my email.
Ditto. When I get my hands on it, I'll park it on one of my sites and link to it though. ;)
http://www.downies.com/catalogues/Downies_Icons_Of_Australian_Coinage.pdf
Cool, thanks for that.
Yes, thanks :)
Not sure about the 1946-P shilling being that "iconic".
Got this from Downies as well: http://issuu.com/downies/docs/mid_april_rarities_2016_lr_?e=1356843/34868697
Wouldn't mind the 1926-S sovereign there. :D The 1920-S would be more iconic than the 1938 crown or that shilling.
Quote from: 'kchan1111' pid='87985' dateline='1462072052'http://www.downies.com/catalogues/Downies_Icons_Of_Australian_Coinage.pdf
Thanks! Too easy.
Quote from: 'kchan1111' pid='88000' dateline='1462082221'Not sure about the 1946-P shilling being that "iconic".
If I were a suspicious bastard, I would think that they featured stuff they just happen to have for sale...
... Nah.. Downies would never do that, would they? :angel:
Quote from: 'Fulvio' pid='88046' dateline='1462103832'Quote from: 'kchan1111' pid='88000' dateline='1462082221'Not sure about the 1946-P shilling being that "iconic".
If I were a suspicious bastard, I would think that they featured stuff they just happen to have for sale...
... Nah.. Downies would never do that, would they? :angel:
What do you mean "If" :diablo::laugh2: