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To be one of the first get their hands on Australia's newest circulating coin, which commemorate the 30th Anniversary of Police Remembrance, join the Royal Australian Mint in Canberra, Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne  on Thursday 12 September.

Details of the other products available at these events will be announced on September 9 2019.

CANBERRA
Date: Thursday 12 September
Time: 8.00am to 2.00pm
Where: Royal Australian Mint, Canberra
SYDNEY COIN SWAP
Date:  Thursday 12 September
Time: 8.00am to 2.00pm
Where: Centenary Square, Parramatta
BRISBANE COIN SWAP
Date: Thursday 12 September
Time: 8.00am to 2.00pm
Where: Main Stage, Queen Street Mall, Brisbane
MELBOURNE
Date: Thursday 12 September
Time: 8.00am to 2.00pm
Location: Federation Square – Cnr Swanston and Flinders Streets
***Coin swaps will be available in $10 sachets (cash only). Limits apply.

Mister T


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Our Bushrangers Team will saddle up for the fifth stage of the Roadshow in October visiting Dubbo, Wollongong and Sydney (ANDA)
Dubbo, Tuesday 23 October
Details: http://bit.ly/2pxswiV
Wollongong, Friday 25 October
Details: http://bit.ly/2n7KLuB
Sydney, Saturday 26 October
Details: http://bit.ly/2prRsIz
Join the Mobile Mint Team to shop for the latest products, swap for fresh change and stamp a special The Bold, the Bad and the Ugly coin.
Check out the events linked above for full details.
Where to next?
In November the Roadshow will be visiting South Australia and Western Australia, making stops in Adelaide, Perth, Bunbury and Geraldton. Finalised dates and venues for our Western Australia leg will be announced through our social media channels next week.


The Royal Australian Mint will be visiting New South Wales for the fifth stage of its annual roadshow in October, making stops in Dubbo, Wollongong and Sydney (ANDA).

Join the Mobile Mint Team at the Rotunda on Church Street, Dubbo from 9.00 am until 4.00 pm to shop for the latest products, swap for fresh change and stamp a special The Bold, the Bad and the Ugly coin.

COIN SWAPS AVAILABLE:

2019 $2 Coloured Circulating Coin – One Hundred Years of Repatriation (5PK)
2019 $2 Coloured Circulating Coin Swap – 30th Anniversary of Police Remembrance 5pk ($10)

2019 STANDARD CIRCULATING COIN SACHETS (IRB or JC Effigy)

$2 Standard Circulating Coin Sachet (25pk) $50
$1 Standard Circulating Coin Sachet (20pk) $20
50c Standard Circulating Coin Sachet (20pk) $10

Available as a $10 pack (not available individually)
20c Standard Circulating Coin Sachet (20pk)
10c Standard Circulating Coin Sachet (40pk)
5c Standard Circulating Coin Sachet (40pk)

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Coin Swap at the Mint

To snap up Australia's newest circulating coin commemorating the 30th Anniversary of Police Remembrance, visit the Royal Australian Mint in Canberra on Thursday 10 October, 2019.
Available Products:
30th Anniversary of Police Remembrance - 2019 $2 Coloured Circulating Coin Swap 5pk ($10)
Centenary of Repatriation - 2019 $2 Coloured Circulating Coin Swap 5pk ($10)
International Year of Indigenous Languages - 2019 50c Circulating Coin Swap 20pk ($10)
Standard Circulating coin sachets by denomination
When: Thursday 10 October, 10.30am to 2.30pm
Where : Royal Australian Mint, Denison Street Deakin ACT
Please note: 'The Great Australian Coin Hunt' will not be available for coin swap. Coin swap is cash only and products are limited to 3 per person per purchase. Please arrive early to ensure you don't miss out, as stocks are limited.
For more information on times and locations visit our social channels or website.

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-- ATTENTION PERTH --

The Royal Australian Mint will be visiting Western Australia for the sixth stage of its annual roadshow in November, making stops in Perth, Bunbury, and Geraldton.

Join the Mobile Mint Team in Perth at the Perth Stamp and Coin Show at the South Perth Community Centre, to shop for the latest products, swap for fresh change and stamp a special The Bold, the Bad and the Ugly coin.

Friday 1 November from 1.00 pm to 6.00 pm
Saturday 2 November from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm

Coin Swaps Available:

2019 $2 Coloured Circulating Coin – One Hundred Years of Repatriation (5pk)
2019 $2 Coloured Circulating Coin Swap – 30th Anniversary of Police Remembrance 5pk ($10)

2019 Standard Circulating Sachets (IRB or JC Effigy)

Please note coin swaps are cash only and will be limited to 3 sachets of each coin per person per line-up.

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-- ATTENTION BUNBURY --

The Royal Australian Mint will be visiting Western Australia for the sixth stage of its annual roadshow in November, making stops in Perth, Bunbury, and Geraldton.
Monday, 4 November 2019 from 09:00-16:00 UTC


Join the Mobile Mint Team in Paisley Square, Bunbury, from 9.00am until 4.00pm to shop for the latest products, swap for fresh change and stamp a special The Bold, the Bad and the Ugly coin.

Coin Swaps Available:

2019 $2 Coloured Circulating Coin – One Hundred Years of Repatriation (5pk)
2019 $2 Coloured Circulating Coin Swap – 30th Anniversary of Police Remembrance 5pk ($10)

2019 Standard Circulating Sachets (IRB or JC Effigy)

Please note coin swaps are cash only and will be limited to 3 sachets of each coin per person per line-up.

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-- ATTENTION GERALDTON --

Wednesday, 6 November 2019 from 09:00-17:30 UTC
Stirlings Central
54 Sanford Street, Geraldton, Western Australia 6530

The Royal Australian Mint will be visiting Western Australia for the sixth stage of its annual roadshow in November, making stops in Perth, Bunbury, and Geraldton.

Join the Mobile Mint Team in Stirlings Central from 9.00am until 5.30pm to shop for the latest products, swap for fresh change and stamp a special The Bold, the Bad and the Ugly coin.

Coin Swaps Available:

2019 $2 Coloured Circulating Coin – One Hundred Years of Repatriation (5pk)
2019 $2 Coloured Circulating Coin Swap – 30th Anniversary of Police Remembrance 5pk ($10)

2019 Standard Circulating Sachets (IRB or JC Effigy)

Please note coin swaps are cash only and will be limited to 3 sachets of each coin per person per line-up.

Triggersmob

Thanks for the update Jen. :)
Steve

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seedyrom

I'm in the line for the swap bags at the Sydney ANDA show. I reckon it'd be quicker to drive to a regional expo. I've moved 10 metres in 20 minutes.
There\'s no such thing as too much Borobi!

Unicorn

Good luck CD ..... I wished to be there, but too far and no time at the moment. I bet there are a lot of phones being looked at in the queue!

seedyrom

Two fat arseholes have pushed in front of me. Been queuing for over 90 mins and still about 30 mins from the stand.

They did it by being a friend of the guy in front of me. Just passing by and stopped to talk to him, then after half an hour it's here to stay.

With another 30 minutes with these dickheads it's not worth making a fuss. I am completely worn out by the process.
There\'s no such thing as too much Borobi!

seedyrom

Sydney ANDA show is All out of the
2019 $2 Coloured Circulating Coin – One Hundred Years of Repatriation (5pk)
There\'s no such thing as too much Borobi!

Unicorn

Feeling for ya CD ....... I remember lining up Sydpex 1980 at the town hall ...... the line was long out the front, then went all the way around the hall. Took forever .....

Unicorn

..... and by around the hall ..... that was the city block on the outside of the hall ...... eeeek

Pedro

Quote from: 'seedyrom' pid='120629' dateline='1572051572'Sydney ANDA show is All out of the
2019 $2 Coloured Circulating Coin – One Hundred Years of Repatriation (5pk)

You must have been a bit ahead of me in the queue seedyrom. Not happy Jan that the Repatriation $2 had sold out! :dash1:  

The queuing system ended up being a little chaotic as I got near the coin exchange point. There were two queues - one for the coin exchange and the second for the other RAM products. Turned out that the 2 queues had intersected (perpendicular) just near the coin exchange which made life interesting deciding who was in what queue. There were several ladies in front of me who had queued for 50 minutes or so in the coin exchange queue but decided then that they actually wanted the other queue which was only about 10 people and they could have saved themselves about 45 minutes. :shock:

Pedro