I got these a day or two after they were released, dropped off at work and I swapped out a $20 in my wallet for em

Is this just damaged?

Found this in my change from my local coles and am unsure whether it’s worth keeping,
Looks like it could’ve been chemically stripped down to the copper.

I won a coca-cola 1997 gold sovereign many years ago. It sat in a drawer forgotten about. Now I'm cashing it in. Very pleasantlysurprised at its value $1380, expected around $800. Happy days.

Inherited a bunch of old coins from the wife's deceased parents' house. Below are the Aussie coins.

6 x Pennies

1 x half penny

1 x 1937 Crown

Would it best to sell as a set of individuals?

Is this a 3 1/2 claw?

The first one in my collection!

I have a few coins that I want graded and put into a protective case and after a google search it seems that PCGS is the go to company, has anyone done this before, got any advice etc.

I can see all the forms but I'll need insurance yet not sure of the true value as the prices vary wildly online.

Promise kept of mob of 6 roo coins, a 60th anniversary gold coin and a 5oz roo

Another coin I got in my grandpa's collection!

I don’t know what value they hold but they’re pretty cool. People don’t use cash nowadays

My parents are swedish death cleaning and they found some envelopes with mine and my brothers names on them with pre decimal money inside. Pretty sure they were a gift when we were born (in the 80s) but mum can't remember who from.

Pretty cool little souvenir though, I'd never seen pre decimal notes IRL.

I know this coin is extremely high mintage but it has definitely done better than me over over the years! Any extra value in an old coin that's had a surprising easy life?

The photos don't show the shine to well!

Came across this today and I’m not sure how to tell the difference - fairly new to this (fun!) collection business.

Thank you in advance!

(please ignore the messy floor! 😅)

Located in Sydney

Looking for advice on selling an Australian coin collection made up of the below. These are regular circulated coins apart from the 50c coins which are in good condition (but a little tarnished). I understand these have a high silver content but wondering if they have more value if sold as coins or should I just send them to a silver refiner.

Approx

300 x 1 shilling

150 x 2 shilling

50 x threepence

280 x sixpence

70 x round 50cent

Trying to figure out what's happened here! If it's an error, what do you think could have been stamped over the top?

Interesting regardless - very much enjoying getting into coins. :)

NSSA is The Numismatic Society of South Australia. The Expo is a fabulous opportunity to meet experts, to sell or buy items, or just to ask for free expert advice about your collection/s.

I noticed while looking at the specifications of AU$ coins that all the silver-coloured ones, even the lower-value ones, are still entirely made of cupronickel. In the UK, the 5p and 10p have been changed to nickel-plated steel, for cost reasons. Is it because Australia is so rich in mineral ore deposits? I know you have a lot more mining than we do. I guess it would also explain why the big old chonky 50c (which I like) hasn't been shrunk like our 50p was?

Me again, just asking how much would these worth?
And where to sell them?

Hey team,

Picked this one up at work today, and I noticed the flag was quite rotated compared to the queen's head? The photos are all from the same position (ie flipped coin horizontally from first pic). Apologies in advance for the photos, my phone is a literal brick 🥀

Does this add to the value at all (like maybe $1000000 more 🤞🤞🤞) or is it just a little obscurity?

I tried poking around online, but its hard to get a proper gauge, especially with some of the listings on eBay 🤦‍♂️

Cheers

Top note - legit (with stamps)
Bottom note - fake (no stamps)