i want to know if

[keldaw]

hi folks  , I want to know if,
 
there were any $ 5.00 dollars notes printed around 1992 with black serial numbers ,
 my note number is AA 64223489 , signature is Cole / Frazer  ,and as I see it I am sure the number is black , according to my maccka guide
 all the numbers for them years are light green or dark green , am I reading it wrong , thank you ,    ,, kel ,,

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[trout]

hi folks  , I want to know if,
 
there were any $ 5.00 dollars notes printed around 1992 with black serial numbers ,
 my note number is AA 64223489 , signature is Cole / Frazer  ,and as I see it I am sure the number is black , according to my maccka guide
 all the numbers for them years are light green or dark green , am I reading it wrong , thank you ,    ,, kel ,,

What I know about Notes could be written on a pinhead in Texta, But you May have something here Kel :good:

[Pedro]

Hi Kel,

Yes, as far as I am aware the 1992 $5 serial colours included light green, medium/dark green and black (Renniks doesn't mention black either).

Pedro
Kel,

This may help:

http://www.polymernotes.com/australia5.html

Pedro

[keldaw]

Hi Kel,

Yes, as far as I am aware the 1992 $5 serial colours included light green, medium/dark green and black (Renniks doesn't mention black either).

Pedro

Kel,

This may help:

http://www.polymernotes.com/australia5.html

Pedro

 thank you pedro that is very good and interesting reading ..

  ,, kel ,,

[keldaw]

is it true that we cannot post any coins over to the united states any more

 I was told this at the post office this morning .      ,, kel ,,
I don't believe it , but they would not except the package from me .

 Eric , Walter , trout , and others send coins over every day to PCGS

 to be graded , it made no difference to him , he would not take it ..

                                   ,, kel ,,

[Fr45h3R]

is it true that we cannot post any coins over to the united states any more

 I was told this at the post office this morning .      ,, kel ,,

I don't believe it , but they would not except the package from me .

 Eric , Walter , trout , and others send coins over every day to PCGS

 to be graded , it made no difference to him , he would not take it ..

                                   ,, kel ,,

I just use Airmail + Extra Cover which should include signature on delivery , and declare as numismatic material.
You don't have to tell them what's in the parcel do you ?

-rob

[keldaw]

rob , they said to me what is in the package and I said gifts , then she said to me what kind of gifts and I said coins and she then said sorry you cant send coins into the united states any more , and if you send them ,they will only send them back to you or destroy them on you ..    ,, kel ,,

[autocoupler]

she then said sorry you cant send coins into the united states any more , they will only destroy them on you ..    ,, kel ,,

Sorry Kel, I've miss quoted you :angel: but it was fun. :yahoo: I feel like a media person :dodgy:

Thinking about your question though, yes, under these circumstances, what could  happen to TPG submissions?

[Goldseeker]

Since when did all this happen.

I sent a EBay purchased coins several months ago to the USA, no problems.

[keldaw]

what did you put on the package bruce ? I put coins worse luck ,

     that I think was my mistake

  that is when I got knocked back .    ,, kel ,,

[jens coins]

Australia Post have always had the rule that you cannot send money in the mail. We always say tokens for coins and paper notes are called documents.

[keldaw]

thank you all for your answers , my trouble is

                  [[   I AM TOO HONEST   ]]


                 [[    AND I DONT LIE    ]]:

                     :D:D:D:D:D:D:D

[Sapyx]

Jens is correct; The problem is at Australia Post's end, not USPS. Your postal worker is misinformed, in that it's not a new rule, and it's not just to America; it's always been against regulations to send money in non-Registered mail, and "coins" are money. Since Registered mail doesn't cover overseas mail, there is no proper way to send coins overseas.

If you don't want to lie on a customs form, say "stamped metal discs" instead of "coins". It's still technically true. Or, if that's too weaselly for you, try "numismatic items". It's absolutely true and you've got a pretty good chance nobody in the postal system between you and the recipient will know what "numismatic" means.

[robbiegal]

The registered post tear away slip has coins listed as OK but they have to be carefully packed. It days banknotes are mot covered. Domestic post. If it's pre decimal I always put medallion or token.

[Goose]

I always say, "Hobby Items"......so far it works.