Collecting 50c coins

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Fulvio

Quote from: 'Robster' pid='20446' dateline='1372997097'What an amazing man, another Aussie hero- thanks for sharing.!!!

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Nikolce92

Are 1972 & 1971 50cents coins worth keeping?

Unicorn

If they are in good condition then definately. Although I usually will keep a 72 unless it's damaged. Mintages 71 = 21.1million 72=5.6million. Hope that helps!

Fulvio

Quote from: 'Nikolce92' pid='22558' dateline='1374499618'Are 1972 & 1971 50cents coins worth keeping?

1971:  21,056,000
1972:   5,586,000
1973:   4,009,000
1974:   8,962,000


So 71 would only be desirable in high grade. The others I keep any I find.
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coxspau

Currently noodling through 20c and 50c, I'm keeping good grades of most late 60s/early 70s 50c and 20c. Cheaper than buying mint sets and busting them up.

If you view decimals like pre-decimals then the 1972/73 could be equivalent to the 1914/15 respectively. The late 60s equal to 1911/12/13...and so on.

stevo1962

Quote from: 'coxspau' pid='22575' dateline='1374535740'Currently noodling through 20c and 50c, I'm keeping good grades of most late 60s/early 70s 50c and 20c. Cheaper than buying mint sets and busting them up.

If you view decimals like pre-decimals then the 1972/73 could be equivalent to the 1914/15 respectively. The late 60s equal to 1911/12/13...and so on.

Yes it's definately cheaper to noodle but if you want uncirculated coins at a resonable price mint sets are the way to go
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trout

Quote from: 'coxspau' pid='22575' dateline='1374535740'Currently noodling through 20c and 50c, I'm keeping good grades of most late 60s/early 70s 50c and 20c. Cheaper than buying mint sets and busting them up.

If you view decimals like pre-decimals then the 1972/73 could be equivalent to the 1914/15 respectively. The late 60s equal to 1911/12/13...and so on.

Good analogy there :good:
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Goldseeker

Still noodling 50c pieces and found another 2000 Incuse last Friday.
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Nikolce92

Just found a 1993 50cent coin :)

coxspau

Nice work Nikolce92. My noodling efforts have dried up of late. Goldy appears to have the midas touch in terms of noodling.

Goldseeker

I only wish that was correct coxspau.   I did 400 x 50c coins, 1000 x 20c and 500 x $1 today for nuttin.

Boo hoo, might have to give the game away.........only joking!
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coxspau

That is a massive noodle. I wouldn't do that much in a month, let alone a day.

But when you said you didn't find anything, can you provide that in a relative context? I guess no wavy 20s, incused 50s or Mule 2000 $1...what about others? Royal Visit, Tall Ships, Rams head, Big head 2004s?

Goldseeker

Yes, absolutely nuttin, zilch, zero.
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'Goldseeker' pid='23566' dateline='1375325694'Yes, absolutely nuttin, zilch, zero.

Disclaimer: Goldy's definition of nothing is not like everyone else's. :angel:

Which I guess is a good thing for the next guy who noodles his rejects. ;)
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Unicorn

:laugh2: Fulvio, you always seem pretty keen to get hold of them .....

It's the coins that Goldseeker rejects
That make noodling circ coins the best

I think he just likes to share .... :angel: