CLOSED For sale Large number of paper notes

[JeffH]

Here are my leftover market stall notes. All paper (except one).
Postage at discounted price.
Offers considered.

Formatting of my table will suffer in the process of copying it to here so, please slip me an email and I will send the original to you.
Message me about any you may be interested in and I will do scans and detailed description. I have put grades as I think but I am not much experienced with note grading so they may not be completely accurate -but should be close.

Thanks,
Jeff

VALUE|Prefix|Signatures|Approx. grade|Asking|Comments
10/-   AH31   Coombs/Wilson   VG-F       $20   Grubby, very creased
£1   HJ70   Coombs/Wilson   F       $16   Stain (oil?)
$1
   ABR   Coombs/Wilson   F        $6   
   ADH   Coombs/Wilson   VF-EF   $10   
       ADR   Coombs/Wilson   VF-EF   $8   
           ANQ   Phillips/Randall   VF-EF   $5   
       ARP   Phillips/Randall   F-VF       $4   
       BAR   Phillips/Randall   EF       $12   
       CFC   Knight/Wheeler   aUNC       $10   
       CKG   Knight/Wheeler   aUNC       $10   
       CHC   Knight/Wheeler   aUNC       $10   
       CHP   Knight/Wheeler   aUNC       $10   
       CJQ   Knight/Wheeler   aUNC       $10   
       CXJ   Knight/Stone   F-VF       $2      Corner crease
       DJP   Johnston/Stone   aUNC       $3   
       DKC   Johnston/Stone   UNC       $10   Consecutive pair
   Various Johnston/Stone   EF-aUNC $8       Four notes
       DPH   Johnston/Stone   UNC       $15   Consecutive triple
$2
   FVH   Phillips/Randall   VF-EF   $15   
       GNV   Phillips/Randall   EF       $20   
       HFT   Phillips/Wheeler   EF       $20   
       HHH   Phillips/Wheeler   F       $6   
       HSN   Knight/Wheeler   VF-EF    $12   
       HVN   Knight/Wheeler   F-VF       $8   
       JDF   Knight/Wheeler   VG-F       $4   
   Various Knight/Stone   F       $8     Three notes
       KCG   Johnston/Stone   aUNC       $10   
       KLJ   Johnston/Stone   aUNC       $10   
   Various Johnston/Fraser   VF-EF    $6       Two notes
       LJY   Johnston/Fraser   UNC       $160   Run of twenty
       HUU   Knight/Wheeler   aUNC       $60   Consecutive pair
       HYF   Knight/Wheeler   UNC       $150   Five consecutive
$5
   PXG   Johnston/Fraser   aUNC       $30   Consecutive pair
       PXP   Johnston/Fraser   aUNC       $30   Consecutive pair
       PYC   Johnston/Fraser   aUNC       $30   Consecutive pair
       QDH   Johnston/Fraser   aUNC       $30   Consecutive pair
       EA01   MacFarlane/Evans F-VF       $5     Centenary of Federation Polymer
$10
       SDT   Coombs/Randall   F-VF   $75   
       SEL   Coombs/Randall   VF-EF   $100   
       MCB   Fraser/Higgins   EF   $20   
       MKR   Fraser/Cole   aUNC   $20

Jeff

[JeffH]

Here is a link to my list.
Jeff's note list

Thanks to Fulvio for assistance getting this to work.

Jeff

[Fulvio]

Thanks to Fulvio for assistance getting this to work.

Aww, tweren't nuffin... *blush* :blush:

[JeffH]

Well, not much interest shown in these. Maybe I am too optimistic with my prices?
I will leave it for a couple of days to see if any offers then close this thread so I can put up some coin lists.

Jeff

[keldaw]

jeff , I think most people are interested in coins now rather then notes , notes are easier to store but detereate much easier .. ,, kel ,,

[Fulvio]

Maybe I am too optimistic with my prices?

Tough crowd, eh? :dodgy:

I looked at them, thought "no bargains here", and moved on. At half those prices I would have been doing some serious contemplating, and probably purchasing. But then, chances are the competition would have been fierce too.

[Basil]

Notes in general are cheaper now than 20 years ago, IMO, but i'm not sure why. Ebay Oz. has had a lot to do with setting the market value the last 14 years and thats way under what the dealers were asking & catalogue pricing.

[ausjack]

too many dealers and not enough collectors here sorry Jeff

[robbiegal]

Notes in general are cheaper now than 20 years ago, IMO, but i'm not sure why. Ebay Oz. has had a lot to do with setting the market value the last 14 years and thats way under what the dealers were asking & catalogue pricing.

I have been told that notes went similar to how coins are going now,
the prices got too ridiculous and inflated
the collectors with deep pockets just aren't there to sustain the artificial (or not) inflation of the retail value/s  for a great length of time  
I think too that the 'investment' market contributed to this for both denominations

[markn]

Notes in general are cheaper now than 20 years ago, IMO, but i'm not sure why. Ebay Oz. has had a lot to do with setting the market value the last 14 years and thats way under what the dealers were asking & catalogue pricing.

I think it's because of three main reasons.  First, the market was completely over-heated and a lot of prices didn't reflect the availability of notes.  Second, the Federal government is placing tougher conditions on holding collectables in SMSF's, making them harder to hold.  SMSF's were a huge source of cash that fuelled the note market.  And finally, Australia's biggest note seller went bankrupt meaning one of the primary sources of heat in the market disappeared and it spooked a lot of the big players.

Personally I think anyone buying polymers as an "investment" is dicing with their money.

[robbiegal]

bank notes went up and up  well over a decade ago
that bank-note seller only recently went belly up

high end coin collectors really have to beware

[keldaw]

jeff , the market is lost at the moment ,
I just sold on ebay  , it finished today .

 one by 1981 proof set I paid $ 35.00 for in 1981,
 today,s sale price , $ 22.00 + $ 9.00 postage  = $ 31.00 ,,
 now cost to me  in 1981  $ 35.00
 todays cost  the coins in the set , post  $ 6.00 +ebay $ 2.18 +paypaL   $ 1.04.
$ 44.22.
 SO FOR ME , I SPENT $ 44.22 TO SELL THE SET AND I GOT BACK
                                 $ 31.00.
  loss to me of  $ 13.22 cents .that is after 32 years of holding on to them .. I am not a winger , I really don't care , but I am just trying to explain what can happen ..  ,, kel ,,

[Mister T]

one by 1981 proof set I paid $ 35.00 for in 1981,
 today,s sale price , $ 22.00 + $ 9.00 postage  = $ 31.00 ,,

I've never given it a lot of thought but it seems to me that some of those proof sets are undervalued, or I would expect them to fetch more.

[Unicorn]

:i_agree: Mr T.

Kel, at $22 + post I reckon someone got a bargain!

(Geez I wish I was cashed up ........).

[Fulvio]

I've never given it a lot of thought but it seems to me that some of those proof sets are undervalued, or I would expect them to fetch more.

No, its not that they're undervalued. They're massively overpriced at the outset, which means anyone buying them is going to lose out if they ever sell them.

All these things have an intrinsic value of their face value, or metal content. Anything over that is profit for someone, whether the producer, a retailer, ebay, or (highly unlikely) the seller. The way things stand at the moment, everyone gets their chop except the poor blighter who bought the things in the first place.

In the current environment, money just isn't an investment for us mere mortals.