Five dollar coins

Started by trout, April 20, 2014, 09:26:43 PM

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Cougar

I only have 10 of the 1988 coins myself as well as a set of the 2000 Olympic coins.

Goldseeker

I still have my two sets of the 2000 Olympic coins here and still in the origina, packaging all in  good, solid white packing box.

Not sure what I want to do with them.
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trout

I will have a look and see what spares I have when I get home and see if I can shorten that list for you Mike :ok:
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brismike

After doing a little more research I have found 2 more Aluminium Bronze 38.74mm $5 coins to add to the list I mentioned above ....

KM 386 - 1998 75 Years of Royal Flying Doctor Service
KM 517 - 2000 Sydney Paraylmpics

I think the Flying Doctor one was only issued as a proof coin in a case.
The Paraylmpics was in a card similar to the other Sydney Olympics $5 coins. I can only see one on Ebay and it is listed at $59.95!

Since I posted the above list I have managed to get hold of these ones

2002 RAM Manchester Commonwealth Games - 1
2002 RAM Manchester Commonwealth Games - 2
2002 RAM Manchester Commonwealth Games - 3
2004 RAM Bicentenary of Tasmania (H)
2006 RAM Queens Baton Relay
2016 RAM Long Tan

Did you get a chance to see what spare ones you had Trout?
I'm still in the Netherlands at the moment but will be back home in just over a week.

Cheers Mike
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trout

To tell you the truth I had forgotten all about these.
I will have a squiz tonight, I know that I have one of the remembrance coins with the giant printed Poppy on it :ok:
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Fulvio

Just remember that the parliament house $5 came in two types of packaging. One of them being PVC. So check them, and separate the coins from the PVC if you have any.
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gnome

I think I may have 3 different styles of packaging.

brismike

Quote from: 'Fulvio' pid='101019' dateline='1478348676'Just remember that the parliament house $5 came in two types of packaging. One of them being PVC. So check them, and separate the coins from the PVC if you have any.

Yep .. I have done that ... my best one I have put in a coin flip ... But these $5 coins are huge and putting them in a flip is a mission lol.

Mike
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trout

Quote from: 'brismike' pid='101032' dateline='1478385516'
Quote from: 'Fulvio' pid='101019' dateline='1478348676'Just remember that the parliament house $5 came in two types of packaging. One of them being PVC. So check them, and separate the coins from the PVC if you have any.

Yep .. I have done that ... my best one I have put in a coin flip ... But these $5 coins are huge and putting them in a flip is a mission lol.

Mike

I have used 2.5x2.5 holders and then cut them down in size to fit in the albums :ok:
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'trout' pid='101035' dateline='1478386091'I have used 2.5x2.5 holders and then cut them down in size to fit in the albums :ok:

I must do some experiments with welding PET. For a coin that heavy, I reckon we need something much more substantial than a standard mount.

Of course, finding some straight-sided bottles to provide the sheet stock is going to be a challenge... :(

This is how the professionals do it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNbTQ1ff6FU
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brismike

OK .. After doing a lot of searching and looking around on fleabay etc, I have found another Alum-Bronze 38.74mm $5 Coin.
It is the 1994 Enfranchisement of Women proof coin. If there are any others I have missed please let me know. (Not including the Bi-Metallic releases)

So as far as I can make out this is the full list of these $5 coins....

1988   RAM   New Parliament House
1990   RAM   Anzac 75th Anniversary
1992   RAM   International Year of Space
1994   RAM   Enfranchisement of Women

1996   RAM   Tribute to Sir Donald Bradman
1998   RAM   75 Years Royal Flying Doctor Service
2000   RAM   Phar Lap 1930
2001   RAM   Sir Donald Bradman
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 01 - Athletics
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 02 - Aquatics
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 03 - Modern Pentathlon
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 04 - Canoe / Kayak
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 05 - Hockey
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 06 - Basketball
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 07 - Judo
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 08 - Triathlon
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 09 - Archery
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 10 - Rowing
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 11 - Boxing
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 12 - Handball
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 13 - Gymnastics
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 14 - Badminton
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 15 - Fencing
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 16 - Softball
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 17 - Sailing
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 18 - Vollyball
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 19 - Taekwondo
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 20 - Football
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 21 - Weight Lifting
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 22 - Equestrian
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 23 - Table Tennis
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 24 - Wrestling
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 25 - Cycling
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 26 - Shooting
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 27 - Baseball
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 28 - Tennis
2000   RAM   Sydney Olympics 29 - Paralympics

2002   RAM   Battle of Sunda Strait
2002   RAM   Manchester Commonwealth Games - 1
2002   RAM   Manchester Commonwealth Games - 2
2002   RAM   Manchester Commonwealth Games - 3
2003   RAM   Rugby World Cup
2004   RAM   Bicentenary of Tasmania (H)

2004   RAM   Sydney to Athens Olympics
2005   Perth   Australian Open Tennis
2006   RAM   Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Nations
2006   RAM   Queens Baton Relay
2006   RAM   Duyfken Exploration of Australia
2008   RAM   100th Anniversary Bradman's Birth
2011   RAM   Queens Royal Visit CHOGM
2011   RAM   Remembrance Day 11/11/11
2012   RAM   100th Anniversary Australian Open Tennis
2012   RAM   Town Halls - Perth
2012   RAM   Town Halls - Brisbane
2012   RAM   Town halls - Melbourne
2012   RAM   Town Halls - Sydney
2015   RAM   Distinctly Australian
2016   RAM   50th Anniversary Battle of Long Tan


The ones I have bolded I have managed to get a hold of :yahoo: .. I'm working on a few of the others so will see how I go.

Cheers Mike
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AussieSilver

I have a couple of these , Sydney Olympics PNC swimming and athletics like the look of em still has original docket in bag $9.85 each lol
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Fulvio

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Fulvio

Got this reply:

Michael Bentley Thanks for posting it Fulvio ... it should be noted that it does not include the Bi-metalic $5 coins and some of the ones in the above list were only issued as proof coins. eg the 1994 Enfranchisement of Women coin was issued as a Bi-Metalic coin and as a proof Aluminium-Bronze 38.74mm coin.
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brismike

Do any of you guys know what the "GZ" mintmark means on the 2006 $5 NCLT Duyfken Exploration of Australia coin is supposed to be about?

You can find a pic of it here
http://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces58171.html

Click on the reverse image and it will open up a large version of the image

Cheers Mike
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