Answers
During my travels to Australia over the last couple of years, I randomly decided to collect all the 1$ coins - and by chance, the last purchase I made these holidays at coles brought me the last missing coin. This does not include the non-circulated special editions, but merely the circulated ones.
Here's the list:
1986: International Year of Peace.
1988: Figure with and Koori Kangaroo for 200 years of English colonisation.
1993: Landcare Australia.
1996: Sir Henry Parkes.
1997: Sir Charles Kingsford Smith coin B.
1999: Year of Older Persons.
2001: 2 coin issues
100 years of Federation.
International Year of the Volunteer.
2002: Year of the Outback.
2003: 2 coin issues
Centenary of women's suffrage.
Australia's Volunteers.
2005: The Dancing Man - 60 years since World War II.
2007: APEC Australia 2007.
2008: Centenary of Scouting
They are in relatively good condition, I mean they were used and not new, but I can polish them. I obviously also have the normal 1$ coin with the kangaroos, but I doubt that counts. Anyway, it's 14 1$ coins, so its worth 14$ technically, but how much would they be worth as a set on ebay or other?
Thanks!
wow, go to a coin shop or an antique shop....
they would probably give you a more accurate estimate than people on yahoo answers. its advice, take it or leave it =]
Our first hunt with our new Garrett Infinium LS Pulse Induction Detector. We#39;re not really beach hunters and we actually purchased the ...
i have Australian coins in the bottom of my fish tank, roughly around 200 as a decoration. Will this affect my fishes health, or lead to death or boils or something odd?
The 5, 10, 20 and 50 cent coins are made of cupro-nickel (75 per cent copper and 25 per cent nickel). The one and two dollar coins are made of aluminium bronze (92 per cent copper, 6 per cent aluminium and 2 per cent nickel). The one dollar, 50 and 20 cent circulating coins occasionally feature commemorative designs
Yes , the metals will enter the water and your fish will die before their time.Trust me on this I know copper poisoning and nickle poisoning will kill fish .Pure gold is the only thing I know of that will not kill fish.
Will the Dollar Continue To Slide Against the Euro?
Will the Dollar Continue To Slide Against the Euro?
During last week's trading, the Dollar saw a bearish correction against the Euro, following several weeks of a consistent bullish trend. This week's most interesting question is whether the Dollar will resume the bullish trend, or might the Euro's recovery proceed? This could be answered on Tuesday when the U.S. Interest Rate decision will be announced. If the Fed will surprise and hike rates, it has potential to create mayhem in the market.
Economic News USD – U.S. Interest Rate Announcement Expected Later On This WeekThe Dollar saw mixed results against the major currencies during last week's trading session. The Dollar dropped about 100 pips against the Euro, and the EUR/USD pair saw a weekly high at the rate of 1.3793. The Dollar saw volatile sessions against the Yen and the Pound, and the two pairs didn't see a significant trend.
...Fed Keeps The Cheap Money Tap Running :: The Market Oracle ...
Leading into the release of the US Federal Reserve minutes yesterday evening, the unknown was what the wording of the statement would be like. Some traders were afraid that the Fed would ease back on its promise to keep rates low for an “extended period”. But in the end, the market bulls got what they wanted as the statement included the sentence “are likely to warrant exceptionally low levels of the federal funds rate for an extended period.” (For a second consecutive meeting, Kansas City Fed Pres Hoenig dissented, saying that the “extended period” is no longer warranted).
Also the Fed pointed to increased momentum in the US economy’s recovery. This does call into question why the “extended period” phrase was left in? So things are getting better AND you can still have lots of very cheap money for a good while yet. You can’t argue with a deal like that! And the bulls certainly aren’t, as they pushed the Dow back to 10,700 last night.
...News
Basel jewellery: A question of style rather than wealthFinancial Times - Mar 18, 2010
British jeweller Stephen Webster and the two big Italian houses, Damiani and Roberto Coin, report that the lower priced segments (below €3000,Sydney Morning Herald - Mar 07, 2010
It slid below the 200-day moving average against the loonie on February 4 for the first time in a year and a half. The Australian dollar tumbled 21 per cent and morenbsp;raquo;The Australian - Mar 15, 2010
Once the coin drops on this it won#39;t be long before the government comes under intense pressure to subsidise these associated costs to offset public and morenbsp;raquo;Global Security Newswire - Mar 12, 2010
They want these weapons to be a negotiating coin.quot; More recent entrants into the European Union and NATO quot;are still not persuaded that these weapons have no and morenbsp;raquo;Powder and Bulk Dot Com (press release) - Mar 03, 2010
Since the original Royal Australian Mint began operations in 1965, over 11 billion circulating coins have been struck for Australia and other countries in
1987 Australian Gold $200 Arthur Phillip Proof Coin 
Australian 200 Dollar Gold Coin
2009 AUSTRALIAN POST 200 Years Early Posting PNC
2009-ONE DOLLAR-200 YEARS AUSTRALIA POST-PHILATELIC NUMISMATIC FOLDER-NO RESERVE
2009-ONE DOLLAR-200 YEARS AUSSIE POST-PHILATELIC NUMISMATIC FOLDER-ISSUE PRICE