What would you do with 51 of these?
Do you think they are worth hanging on to?
Should I trade them?
Is anyone buying these at a reasonable price?
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Crikey Steve, you are nearly as bad as me with my Canberra Florins:laugh2:
"The Don" would keep batting until he reached another century.!:angel:
same as me with the 1970 captain cook bicentenary.
what to do with them , they look so nice in their pages ,
for now i just enjoy looking at them .. ,, kel ,,
You could try a big lot on ebay. To be honest i stopped taking them from circulation and released those i already had back into the bond.
I am in the same boat. I have a sheet of UNC Bradmans but do not know whether to hang on to them or release them into circulation.
I will watch this one for any further suggestions.
If they are UNC i would hang onto them for sure. Not circulated ones though
Quote from: 'enworb' pid='6182' dateline='1357980310'You could try a big lot on ebay.
I haven't sold any coins on E-bay before.
Signed up years ago, but never taken the big leap,
it seems too scary. LOL
You have to keep going till you get 100.
That's the closest you can get to the Dons average of 99.94
So only 49 more to get.
You need to get 99 normal ones and one with a 6% clipped planchet. That would be a great collection!
Great idea, but I haven't seen one in circulation for awhile now.
If noodling, one will see a few.
I have found they turn up much more often than a 2001 state coin. They have really dried up recently for me.