These 9 Coins Are Rarely Seen❗️

[@Graeme9851]

Haven't seen any off them,but i did stop using cash when covid hit.

[@JoanHenderson-bn1yz]

I am missing Tasmania and Queensland and have ten of the Australian coin.

[@coincollectinganddetecting]

@@JoanHenderson-bn1yz Yes they are hard to find.

[@carrier6517]

Great video. I have 8 of them (50c) but looking for WA and Norfolk Island. Hoping to come across them in the future.

[@choychanma5695]

From now on, I'm going to hang on to each coin, and each dollar note. It's the story behind them that makes up part of Australian history.

[@Kingblade_888]

I have all of them

[@Aquarium-Downunder]

Got 5 full sets in 2001 from the mint ( 5 of each 3 coin sets 20c/50c/$1 ), the crazy thing is I'm trying to get more sets, but can' get any TAS, ACT & NT 50c and the VIC, TAS, WA & SA 20c used. The 3 coin sets are selling for $30 to $40 from dealers or $50 to $80 on ebay.

[@bas4903]

What about the Captain Cook ones?

[@wisey95]

I find all of them but not to many in great condition

[@Aquarium-Downunder]

Full set 9 x 20c, 10 x 50c, 1 x $1

[@Roslyn-os7pr]

Very interesting look forward to hearing more about coin collecting thanks

[@coincollectinganddetecting]

Thanks. Appreciate it.

[@MrSimplesimon1987]

I remember somehow collecting them in change in 2008. It seemed easier then. Though I only ever found 1 Norfolk Island one.

[@coincollectinganddetecting]

Yes they are a lot harder to find now.

[@grace_faith_]

Fun fact (maybe): I remember reading somewhere that the Aussie COA featured a Roo and an Emu, coz those animals can’t walk backwards…… thus highlighting the fact that Oz was a country that would be forever striving and moving forwards and not stagnating or going backwards. Not sure if it’s true🤷‍♀️

[@geez_place]

Got a NSW COA and a Mabo today.

[@CharTubar]

I’ve actually got all of them and also there matching 20 cent ones