Coloured $2 Circulating Coin (CLOSED)

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Goldseeker

I just finished having a real good look at my packaged set of five from the RAM.   Shocking and now discoloured.   I just might send them back for a refund.

Not happy me..........
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trout

Quote from: 'Goldseeker' pid='22126' dateline='1374291202'I just finished having a real good look at my packaged set of five from the RAM.   Shocking and now discoloured.   I just might send them back for a refund.

Not happy me..........

Mine are still in that baggie thing , Simply because I have run out of 27.5mm 2x2's.
They should be at the post office Monday and I will rectify that problem in a heartbeat :ok:
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Coins from Vending

Mintages and values are a funny thing, the 2011 10cent coin only had 1.7mil minted and it sell for $7+ that's 70x its face value???

Mister T

Quote from: 'error hunter' pid='22136' dateline='1374292084'Mintages and values are a funny thing, the 2011 10cent coin only had 1.7mil minted and it sell for $7+ that's 70x its face value???

True, but the mint didn't sell any and your average man on the street isn't likely to tuck a few away in the sock draw because they just look like every other 10c piece.

Unicorn

QuoteWith a mintage of 2,000,000 I doubt it, look at the Captain Cook specimen coins in the plastic boxes mintage of only 556,888 that are still available at about $5.
 Although one of these did sell at auction for over $1000 for some unknown reason

Trout, was that recently? Do you have a link to it? Would like to try and work out why.

Mister T

Quote from: 'Unicorn' pid='22139' dateline='1374292817'Trout, was that recently? Do you have a link to it? Would like to try and work out why.

I might be thinking of something else but I think it was graded MS70.

trout

Quote from: 'Unicorn' pid='22139' dateline='1374292817'
QuoteWith a mintage of 2,000,000 I doubt it, look at the Captain Cook specimen coins in the plastic boxes mintage of only 556,888 that are still available at about $5.
 Although one of these did sell at auction for over $1000 for some unknown reason

Trout, was that recently? Do you have a link to it? Would like to try and work out why.

It sold on Numisbid for $2425 it was a PCGS SP68 coin.
For the life of me I cannot understand why anyone would pay that much when there are probably a number of coins out there in better grades you can still pick up for under $10 :-/
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Fordprefect

Quote from: 'Mister T' pid='22141' dateline='1374293248'
Quote from: 'Unicorn' pid='22139' dateline='1374292817'Trout, was that recently? Do you have a link to it? Would like to try and work out why.

I might be thinking of something else but I think it was graded MS70.
Not a MS grading but Specimen SP68, top graded is a 69
of only 8 identified and Slabbed as Specimen Strike; 7X68 1X69.
Rob the Elder

robbiegal

Wonder if any of mine might make that sort of grade?

Unicorn

Indeed Robbiegal ......

Trout, perhaps I now understand some of your more recent acquisitions (that were not 1927 Canb, dollar, predecimal, wedding, sovereign or proclamation related).

Fordprefect

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='22148' dateline='1374295416'Wonder if any of mine might make that sort of grade?

Those coins of yours would grade high, but
for this coin it's the SP designator on holder
that pushes them up into stratospheric $$$.
PCGS don't seem to accept that Aussie "Specimen"
strikes are indeed Specimen. ?

I don't think, as yet any of the Wedding Set coins
have been placed in SP designator holders.
Rob the Elder

robbiegal

ta
I have 9 to the side
for the never ending 'gonna' submission

if those one of mine aren't specimens
well, I dunno
I had to jemmy a couple of out of the holders so my feeling is that they were darn well 1970 originals

Walter might know as it was his auction coin - that spec one

trout

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='22156' dateline='1374296535'ta
I have 9 to the side
for the never ending 'gonna' submission

if those one of mine aren't specimens
well, I dunno
I had to jemmy a couple of out of the holders so my feeling is that they were darn well 1970 originals

Walter might know as it was his auction coin - that spec one

99.99% of these are toned due to the packaging and they are easy to tell apart from the business strikes because of the superior quality of these coins :ok:
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Coins from Vending

yesterdays addition to the purple collection, have almost 400 of them now, I think that might be enough?? if anyone has quantity of 2013 50c coin I'd happily trade for some??



trout

Quote from: 'error hunter' pid='22204' dateline='1374314265'yesterdays addition to the purple collection, have almost 400 of them now, I think that might be enough?? if anyone has quantity of 2013 50c coin I'd happily trade for some??




NO wonder there are none in the West, You buggers have them all :dash1:
Just joking Mate, I have the 5 I got from RAM and 3 left of the ones I bought on eBay for about $5 each.
I gave one to my mate at the general store where I pick my mail up and I acetoned one, 8 is plenty for me :yahoo:
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