Bradman 20c

[Triggersmob]

What would you do with 51 of these?
Do you think they are worth hanging on to?
Should I trade them?
Is anyone buying these at a reasonable price?

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[trout]

Crikey Steve, you are nearly as bad as me with my Canberra Florins:laugh2:

[Robster]

"The Don" would keep batting until he reached another century.!:angel:

[keldaw]

same as me with the  1970 captain cook bicentenary.

 what to do with them  , they look so nice in their pages ,
 
 for now i just enjoy looking at them .. ,, kel ,,

[enworb]

You could try a big lot on ebay. To be honest i stopped taking them from circulation and released those i already had back into the bond.

[Goldseeker]

I am in the same boat.  I have a sheet of UNC Bradmans but do not know whether to hang on to them or release them into circulation.

I will watch this one for any further suggestions.

[enworb]

If they are UNC i would hang onto them for sure. Not circulated ones though

[Triggersmob]

You could try a big lot on ebay.

I haven't sold any coins on E-bay before.
Signed up years ago, but never taken the big leap,
it seems too scary. LOL

[interest]

You have to keep going till you get 100.
That's the closest you can get to the Dons average of 99.94
So only 49 more to get.

[enworb]

You need to get 99 normal ones and one with a 6% clipped planchet. That would be a great collection!

[Triggersmob]

Great idea, but I haven't seen one in circulation for awhile now.

[Goldseeker]

If noodling, one will see a few.

[enworb]

I have found they turn up much more often than a 2001 state coin. They have really dried up recently for me.