Just wonder

Started by lacey, September 24, 2012, 06:42:20 PM

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lacey

I've seen a few of these before but never took any notice of them.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Charming-and-Unique-Australian-Seven-Pence-coin-1934-1950-/380440871885?pt=AU_Coins2&hash=item58940b03cd#ht_2280wt_1139


Is the 6d real or were these made just a few short years ago?

Australian coin

I would say made 5mins ago, he he
“Novelty coin”

Both coins are probably real but you can buy them better quality and cheaper separate

lacey

thanks.  I have no intention of buying one, just interested.

accumulator

Hi Lacey,Yes the sixpence is real,i think they machine the centre of the penny & then stick the sixpence in the hole.

Sapyx

The sixpence and the penny were genuine. I say "were", because obviously the penny is now damaged, and the sixpence is probably damaged too.
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enworb

I have one of these i purchased from richard. Theyre a bit of fun. The sixpences are definitely real. I have seen a dealer with a bag full ready to be sent off to the guy who makes them. I think im right in remembering that there is no glue involved just stuck in there real good.

planchetflaw

The company selling it usually has a supply of these available at the ANDA coin shows. They also have threepences inside half pennies. Little bit of fun I suppose.

naomi_j86

I would be so much more impressed if they matched the dates up... not a 1934 inside a 1950!

Fordprefect

They are a "Genuine" RAM Licenced item, the chap that makes them in Silverton (near Broken Hill)
used  to make them to order. His licence expires in 2015.
Rob the Elder