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Perthite
New Member
Australia
31 Posts |
 Posted 06/25/2023 4:26 pm
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With 10c and 1$ so close in size keeping the colours different would be practical to avoid mistakes at the til. So using the same alloy that the 1$ is out . It also doesn't make it any cheaper than it is now to produce .
I imagine a total copper coin is not a popular option for cost and strength again .
That leaves aluminium and stainless both cheaper than copper / nickel / bronze - ali would be the go for lightness and discernibility - but may be easily damaged by the heavier/harder coins .
Stainless ?
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Perthite
New Member
Australia
31 Posts |
Posted 01/30/2023 12:56 am
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I think you may have missed the point Machinman - I def have not paid any money for a 1988-89 2 $.
And the reasons someone collects a certain coin is because they like them - I am a one cent man, there's nothing special about them really and there were certainly more minted than the 88-89 2$ and we only had a blunt whisker to get excited about ! let alone an artists not so subtle jab at our colonial history that forced his initials to be moved from his art.
It can not be ignored that it is one of the most collected coins in the past couple of years . now where's those 2022 ten cent hey ! I don't think anyones found them noodling yet. they are now selling for 50$ a pop |
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