r/AustralianCoins

100$ Serial Numbers, are either if these desirable?

Not often you get 100's but the two the atm spat out serials look like something, probably nothing! New to this are they repeating etc?

u/Global-Garage-5208 — 17 hours ago

3 roll of 6 roos.... should i use them.or keep them?

top and bottom are both shinny new. uncirculated 6 roos... should i open it to chk if the whole roll is the same?

u/newbie20250 — 19 hours ago

1 oz Silver 'Discover Australia' T assie Devil. 2011

Just arrived today..with a 1/25 oz 'Discover Australia Gold mini coin .( Tassie Devil as well )

u/Responsible-Fun-8296 — 19 hours ago

Anything good here fellow geeks and geekettes 😝

A few fifty cent pieces any good ones? I haven’t seen the koala wombat one before

u/Migueleto — 23 hours ago

1966 20c Strike error with scurf still attached, sadly not a wavy

Hi all I'm new to this, just went through my coin pile and found this!

Looking to exploit some of you coin heads and your rich knowledge

Seems like a ligit error to me there is a weathered recess under the bit of surface stamped on, and I could pick the piece off if I tried, so a bit of a miracle its stayed on there after all these years

Is it worth anything to anyone?

Thanks in advance

u/Vegetable_Fox2489 — 23 hours ago

Inherited these

Hello all, I have minimal knowledge with coins some of these are very old. I've looked up some but need confirmation from you guys..

Also what are my options in terms of selling etc..

Appreciate your advice

Cheers

u/bitsizedets — 1 day ago

1983 Gold $200 Koala Coin

I have a 1983 $200 coin. I have been offered $1500 for it, but have seen them sell for over $2k. How does one go about getting top dollar?

The case does have a crack, but I believe these open easily to change them. AFAIK it has never been out of the case.

u/MsMarfi — 2 days ago

Extra metal 1 cent coin?

Found this 1966 1 cent coin which looks like it has extra metal on it. Is this rare? I cant find any pictures of similar coins on google.

u/fastorange2000 — 2 days ago

$2 Bluey coin with some extra colour!

Very excited about this coin that the local Aus Post gave me from their draw. Has an extra spot of blue above the "D". Does this count as a small strike error? Either way, I'm chuffed to be able to add it to my collection.

u/thisoldwhatsie — 2 days ago

Always happy to find a new coin in the wild!

Always a pleasure to find a new coin I didnt know existed!!

u/T8Mars — 2 days ago

Coles self-serve spitting out these 3x$2 coins as change — anywhere else this happen?

Was paying at the Coles self-serve and all the 2 dollar coins it gave me were these , Crazy how they are putting brand new coins like this in there!? 😂🤣 Keep it up Mint

u/mende666 — 2 days ago

The RAM Screwing Authorised Dealers

I know RAM dealers get bad press here, and sometimes it's well deserved. But the RAM is doing their "partners" no favours with the ballot. Ballot results are announced 24 hours BEFORE authorised dealers are able to sell new releases. This is OK for in demand releases but for (frankly shit) releases like today's Australia 2026 20c 1941: Service Amid Strife Uncirculated 3 Coin Set ($50) it is a real problem. Why? Because the limited market for such a poor release has got what they want from the ballot and authorised dealers are left holding unwanted stock. And there's no returning it, ADs own the stock once it's received.

When you couple this with diminished wholesale distributions (meaning AD's get less stock) the RAM is clearly heading to a 100% self distribution approach. Which in, some regards is fine because the ballot is clearly the most equitable method of distributing in-demand products. However, it's a kick in the teeth for the remaining AD's with bricks and mortar stores who have built up a local following of customers who like to buy over the counter.

What do you think?

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u/AussieCoinPerson — 3 days ago