recent 1 &2 dollar notes

Started by ausjack, August 29, 2013, 06:52:41 AM

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ausjack

here's some notes I got the other day, not so crash hot but I like them and I can always take them back to the bank if need be :)

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Fulvio

I got half a dozen yesterday, in aUNC thanks to a rubber band. Wonder why they're suddenly coming out of the woodwork?
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ausjack

sign of the bad times I'd say Fulvio..I had to go to Yamba to get them from the NAB :(
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Goldseeker

Question please-except for face value, is there any other value to these rather well circulated paper notes?
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ausjack

No I don't think so GS, I just like them 'cause they're a part of our past :)
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Coins from Vending

the CoA notes in this condition you'll get 3-4x their face value even the other notes 2-3x their face value, buying notes at face value is a licence to make money, if you could be bothered with the hassles of Ebay selling

accumulator

The Coombs/Randall $2 is worth about 10 to 20 bucks & the next 2 Phillip/Randall & phillips/Wheeler probably 5 to 10 bucks,some of the other earlier $2's you might get 5 bucks for them.
The $1's you'd probably get a couple bucks each for them.

runway

Just keep them for posterity not worth trying to sell
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ausjack

Thanks EH and accu :good: and yes runway I like to keep little bits of our past..we should remember where we came from :)
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