Icons of Australian Coinage ebook by downies

Started by Mister T, May 01, 2016, 11:46:04 AM

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Fulvio

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. ;)
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Fulvio

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kchan1111

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.

Mister T


Fulvio

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:
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trout

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:
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