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<p>[QUOTE="giorgio11, post: 1171448, member: 17094"]I have the Marsh book and refer to it often, although he was unaware that the 1927-M (Melbourne) is apparently unknown in any collection. John the Jute, who has patrolled these waters (and I hesitate to paraphrase someone so studied in the series, much more than I--John, are you Out There?), has pointed out his belief that postwar Aussie issues may be underrated due to some "mass extinction events" while Canadians may be more available than generally thought, although still scarce overall. (And I have seen the suggestion that perhaps Australia, like the U.S. Saint-Gaudens double eagles from the late 1920-30s, reported the <i>number minted</i> rather than the <i>number released,</i> which can vary widely.) </p><p><br /></p><p>andyscouse, looking forward to your further information (and that of others). Another Aussie sovereign (and half sovereign) reference is the fabulous Quartermaster auction catalog (Monetarium Pty Ltd, April 2009 ), which I have a print copy of although I have not studied it in-depth compared to Marsh). Perhaps an online version of that catalog is available as well?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="giorgio11, post: 1171448, member: 17094"]I have the Marsh book and refer to it often, although he was unaware that the 1927-M (Melbourne) is apparently unknown in any collection. John the Jute, who has patrolled these waters (and I hesitate to paraphrase someone so studied in the series, much more than I--John, are you Out There?), has pointed out his belief that postwar Aussie issues may be underrated due to some "mass extinction events" while Canadians may be more available than generally thought, although still scarce overall. (And I have seen the suggestion that perhaps Australia, like the U.S. Saint-Gaudens double eagles from the late 1920-30s, reported the [I]number minted[/I] rather than the [I]number released,[/I] which can vary widely.) andyscouse, looking forward to your further information (and that of others). Another Aussie sovereign (and half sovereign) reference is the fabulous Quartermaster auction catalog (Monetarium Pty Ltd, April 2009 ), which I have a print copy of although I have not studied it in-depth compared to Marsh). Perhaps an online version of that catalog is available as well?[/QUOTE]
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