Where do you finbd yourt coins?

Started by mbarn, December 07, 2017, 07:53:55 AM

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mbarn

Hi,

I usually trawl Ebay to see if i can find any bargains but have found it getting more pricey of late, apart from that I go to the local estate auctions to see if there are any collections going and have been to the Noble auctions once which seemed like a lot of good deals went under the hammer but need to do a bit more research there.

Are there any other ideas for picking up reasonable priced coins for my collection?

Or is it just a matter of looking and being in the right place at the right time?

Cheers

MB

Nevol

Do you do any noodling? Many of our members pick up some fairly hard to find decimal coins that way.

Coin shows might be worth checking out depending on where you are.
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mbarn

Hi no - i actually havn't heard of noodling?

humpybong

I just purchase what I want from various sources....ebay, RAM, facebook.

Just have to be very careful these days for false coins/adds
Cheers
Barry
humpybong
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kchan1111

I got my first "serious" coin from Numisbid.

Triggersmob

Most of my coins are from circulation or from trading.
If you collect world coins, then trading is the way to go. :)
Steve

OFEC count = 258

Mister T

I find shows to be pretty good for Australian stuff.

pavka

ebay, local markets, club meetings...
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brismike

https://en.numista.com/ ....... Awesome place to swap with other collectors around the world. I have done over 68 swaps on there and have got some great coins. Plus I do pick up some on Ebay. And of course from coin shops and even the good old RAM.

Cheers Mike
Australian Decimal, UK Decimal, USA & Euro Coins are what I collect.

fred lever

Hi All, when I open up this post only, it is in the form of BLACK letters on a BLUE background.
Why is this so?
Does this have anything to do with the problem Keldaw is having, he sees to be describing a similar?

A blue background would have to be manually set in some way as I have not seen that on any other post.
Fred.

Nevol

Hi All, when I open up this post only, it is in the form of BLACK letters on a BLUE background.
Why is this so?

Hi Fred, This just lets you know you're in the Public Forums section.
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keldaw

[align=center]SectionThanks nancy , can you please tell me how to get into the private thanks ??[/align]
take care because we care ..

fred lever

Thanks Nancy, oh dear of course, you would think I would have noticed!
Oh well..............senility..............