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Melbourne one dollar coins.

YearOfTheDees
in Melbourne Demons

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1 minute ago, Demonsterative said:

How much are they worth? 

The $1 coin will set you back $5. Figure that one out 🤪

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    if i had a dollar for every time i bought one of these….

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    10 minutes ago, Demonsterative said:

    How much are they worth? 

    Worth one dollar but they want $5. They do come in a little presentation pack.

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    1 minute ago, YearOfTheDees said:

    Worth one dollar but they want $5. They do come in a little presentation pack.

    Given it has Queen Lizzy on the coin, maybe it’s now seen as an antique. Could explain the inflated rate. 

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    1 minute ago, In Harmes Way said:

    I’d reckon you could get a Suns $1 for 20c

    I’d say the Suns version is a very limited addition. 

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    1 minute ago, In Harmes Way said:

    I’d reckon you could get a Suns $1 for 20c

    Tell him he's dreaming!

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    1 minute ago, Demonstone said:

    $5 for a $1 coin?  Buck that.

    Yep, that's one bad deal.

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    1 hour ago, Demonstone said:

    $5 for a $1 coin?  Buck that.

    It's not the coin value as the motive for purchase.

    Really some DLErs are off the mark. Historical objects and prices are not judged the same value of the purchase but a potential value or sentimental etc. which is different to different people. 

    Its so basic and critical to expect this novelty coin for a dollar really. If it was a dollar it wouldn't be worth buying!

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    11 hours ago, 58er said:

    It's not the coin value as the motive for purchase.

    Really some DLErs are off the mark. Historical objects and prices are not judged the same value of the purchase but a potential value or sentimental etc. which is different to different people. 

    Its so basic and critical to expect this novelty coin for a dollar really. If it was a dollar it wouldn't be worth buying!

    Went to the Perth Mint in Summer (Which I highly recommend by the way) and saw the million dollar coin that weighs a tonne and is currently worth around $50 million based on all the gold in it. Amazing stuff. 

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    Outstanding investment!  I gonna stock up now, ‘cos their value will increase exponentially in late September 2023, and beyond.

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    15 hours ago, In Harmes Way said:

    I’d reckon you could get a Suns $1 for 20c

     

    14 hours ago, Demonsterative said:

    I’d say the Suns version is a very limited addition. 

    Ironically, (if that were true) that would mean that in future, the relative scarcity of the GCS coins would make them worth more than the rest.  

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    15 minutes ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

     

    Ironically, (if that were true) that would mean that in future, the relative scarcity of the GCS coins would make them worth more than the rest.  

    Or they could go the way of the 1&2c coins and no longer be considered legal tender.

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    9 minutes ago, Deebauched said:

    Why isnt Barrassi or Smith on the flip side . We never learn.

    We’ve made the mistake of not putting their heads on a $1 coin before? I’m guessing because it’s legal tender and also not a decision made by the club. 

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    9 minutes ago, Deebauched said:

    Why isnt Barrassi or Smith on the flip side . We never learn.

    Perhaps you should find out rather than allude to the MFC missing an opportunity.

    There quite possibly have not been a choice on the Queen for Clubs in this promotion!!! 

    Perhaps you could ask why isn't it the King also? 

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