If Only

Discussion in 'World Coins' started by britcoin, Apr 14, 2012.

  1. britcoin

    britcoin New Member

    I was rich.. I would buy this coin. 1930_proof_australian_penny.jpg
     
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  3. jlblonde

    jlblonde Señor Member

    With only six known it can be yours for a mere $517,345.00

    My...precious....
     
  4. britcoin

    britcoin New Member

    going to be hard to complete my Australia penny collection.. lol still waiting on my 1921 Canada nickle too..lol
     
  5. britcoin

    britcoin New Member

  6. jlblonde

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  7. jlblonde

    jlblonde Señor Member

    Hey!

    What about New Zealand? :eek:

    Poor chaps. All they got is the 1956 Penny w/out the strap at $1,100 and it must be BU. :mad:

    I say it should be more! :yes:
     
  8. britcoin

    britcoin New Member


    LOL I love the large cents. Maybe I can collect the Irish Pennies.. lol
     
  9. jlblonde

    jlblonde Señor Member

    I dig all large bronze cents. They're hard to find and keep in UNC and red condition.

    Cananda - 1 Cent - 1917 - Obv.jpg Cananda - 1 Cent - 1917 - Rev.jpg
    Australia - Half Penny - 1943 - Obv.jpg Australia - Half Penny - 1943 - Rev.jpg
     
  10. jlblonde

    jlblonde Señor Member

  11. britcoin

    britcoin New Member

    I have a full set of Canada, Also have alot of Australia and a few Ireland. I love the look of those ones. The red just pops
     
  12. jlblonde

    jlblonde Señor Member

    I've seen some brown ones that have soft even tone to them. Those are nice too. I had a 1943 Australian 1/2d that had that soft buttery chocolate creamy decadent tone to it. It looked like a candy coin. I shouldn't have sold it. :(
     
  13. britcoin

    britcoin New Member

    i have had some of those too. Will have to get some pictures of some of my stuff.
     
  14. jlblonde

    jlblonde Señor Member

    Yes please share!
     
  15. Hiddendragon

    Hiddendragon World coin collector

    All these coins you're discussing are things I collect. I like big British empire coins and the design of the Australian, New Zealand and Irish coins in general. New Zealand coins are expensive and always exceed their price guide value on eBay (except when I'm selling them, in which case they get one bid for a dollar). Even without going after those super rare coins, it can be hard to get a set because a lot of them don't come up for sale that often. And for NZ, even a lot of the modern coins have very low mintages.
     
  16. jlblonde

    jlblonde Señor Member

    Well then Sir, share some pics! I'd like to keep this discussion going. These types are some of my favorites to collect.
     
  17. britcoin

    britcoin New Member

  18. jlblonde

    jlblonde Señor Member

    That '36er 1/2d almost looks silver.
     
  19. britcoin

    britcoin New Member

    it does.. the camera is not the best.. lol
     
  20. If only I was rich...

    Barber-Half-Dollar.jpg

    Yes, I consider US coins part of the World. :cool:
     
  21. Numis-addict

    Numis-addict Addicted to coins

    Your thinking too small! I was thinking 1894-S barber dime...:D
     
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