Do you have an Australian coin and want to know its value? Leave a comment/question
It is the size of a quarter.
It is the weight of a quarter.
But this is not a U.S. quarter that I recently found in my change.
At this point with all the state, territory, bicentennial, and eagle quarters circulating it is not to clear how a quarter should look like. Although I'm thinking the Queen and a giant 10 would give most people a clue.
Still this Australian dime passed quite easily as quarter.
Here are the stats for this coin...
Type / Country: 10 Cents / Australia
Year: 1989
Mintage: 45,000,000
Metal: Copper-nickel
Value: $0.25 in XF (this one is less than XF)
Do you have an Australian coin and want to know its value? Leave a comment/question and I will do my best to find out the price and history for you.
I have a 1936 DOT Canadian penny. What is it worth? bingo4@insightbb.com
ReplyDelete1936 DOT Canadian penny
ReplyDeleteIf real about $200,000.00 many fakes exist.
what a cool find. Australian coins...are they rare for you?
ReplyDeleteHow can I find out if the 1936 DOT Canadian penny is real or fake. bingo4@insightbb.com
ReplyDeletewhat a cool find. Australian coins...are they rare for you?
ReplyDeleteThanks, but I get them about once a year just never this type.
How can I find out if the 1936 DOT Canadian penny is real or fake.
ReplyDeleteThese are rare I think all the real ones have been found.
That said to be 100% it would have to get graded by a service like PCGS or find a local coin club that can help you for free.
A coin grading company would charge a lot even if fake.
have you ever found a steel penny in your change? what's your rarest and most strange find?
ReplyDeleteAny counterfeits? I hear a lot of New-Yorkers, retired tourists coming to the berkshires talking about counterfeit bills they've been getting. Don't know if it's just someone preying on them, but i'd like to see one. I think your supposed to call the Secret service about those, that would be a trip!
have you ever found a steel penny in your change?
ReplyDeleteYes.
what's your rarest and most strange find?
A 15% off-center Georgia quarter.
Any counterfeits? I hear a lot of New-Yorkers, retired tourists coming to the berkshires talking about counterfeit bills they've been getting
Never most NY store clerks can spot a fake in less than a second so I don't think I will ever find one.
Outside NYC I notice clerks aren't that attentive.
I would keep it seeing how the SS would not give me full value.
Could you tell me how much a Canadian $1 bill from 1954 with no crinkles or creases in it at all would be worth? Serial number is *B/M3421962
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
Canadian $1 bill from 1954 with no crinkles or creases in it at all would be worth? Serial number is *B/M3421962
ReplyDeleteAbout $25.00
Thank you very much!
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of currency is this:
ReplyDelete1.It says Clydesdale Bank Limited
2.It's says ONE POUND
3.It's in1979
4.Number is D/AW 308964
1.It says Clydesdale Bank Limited
ReplyDelete2.It's says ONE POUND
3.It's in1979
4.Number is D/AW 308964
From Scotland about $4.00
I have 1 penny, hahaa!! but I would love to find something more current! I promise to try.
ReplyDelete(old coins Australia)
ReplyDelete1945 penny about $0.20
1966 2 cents about $0.30
1966-1972 2 dollars about $10.00
I just found this same australian coin with the "10" on the reverse in my change this week. Sure enough it is almost the exact same size as the US quarter. I wonder if my local bank would exchange this for me... :-)
ReplyDeleteI wonder if my local bank would exchange this for me.
ReplyDeleteIf there nice they might but they don't have to. Not even an exchange place would do anything under $100.
got one of these in my change from wal mart in west sacramento ca. thought it was kind of cool.
ReplyDeleteI once got a half stamped penny in change from a store. I was down at the time and took it to a coin dealer in Reno NV and he gave me $5. I recently watched a documentary saying it is so rare that these partially stamped coins are worth hundreds of thousands sometimes.
ReplyDeletegot one of these in my change from wal mart in west sacramento ca. thought it was kind of cool.
ReplyDelete--They have great a geat design as do most Australian coins.
half stamped penny in change from a store. I was down at the time and took it to a coin dealer in Reno NV and he gave me $5. I recently watched a documentary saying it is so rare that these partially stamped coins are worth hundreds of thousands sometimes.
--Yes and no.
A U.S. cent that is 50% Off-Center averages about $10.00 if the date is complete and at least extra-fine.
Some dates are scarce and in high grade of MS-66 (Mint State) or higher can be worth hundreds but not thousands.
Again a lot depends on date, % off center, and condition.
If circulated, date cut-off, and not graded it is lucky to get $5.00.
I have a 1980 twenty cent piece from australia. Whats it worth?
ReplyDelete1980 twenty cent piece from australia about $0.35 in extra-fine, any lower grade then just face value.
ReplyDeleteI have a 1966 10 australian cent coin. What is it worth?
ReplyDelete1966 10 australian cent coin about $0.25 in fine
ReplyDeleteWhat is 1989 New Zealand 5 cent piece
ReplyDeleteAlso a 2003 New Zealand 5 cent piece worth?
1989 New Zealand 5 cent piece about $0.10
ReplyDelete2003 New Zealand 5 cent piece about $0.25
My 1989 Australian 10c coin has not been milled around the edge, does this make it more valuable ?
ReplyDelete989 Australian 10c coin has not been milled around the edge
ReplyDeleteIt can easily be altered or damaged. So if they coin is normal in every other way then it is not a true error.
I have a coin of 10 cents year 1981 i want to sale my e-mail is creativepointavi@gmail.com
ReplyDeletei have one coin of 10 cents year 1989 i want to sale
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