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New Member
Australia
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Gday Guys,
anyone seen a roll of 2022 ten cents yet ? apparently there's 4 mil minted but I have not hear whisper of one outside of a mint set.
Yet the .1 mil minted ( at the time of the RAM report ) 1$MOR is fairly well available.
cheers
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Valued Member
Australia
126 Posts |
 I have found plenty of them in Armaguard rolls here in Sydney. Maybe distribution of coins is different depending on your location?
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New Member
 Australia
31 Posts |
Cheers Oz, maybe send some west :) however none on ebay - mint set 10c selling for 20-30$ |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
1150 Posts |
I have some too here in Sydney.  |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
7621 Posts |
Perthite, from another Perthite, I haven't seen any in circulation either (south of the river). My one and only was from a mint set.
View my Coins here, (NOW WITH OVER 16,800 IMAGES).... http://www.coincommunity.org/galler...hp?cat=10048OFEC count = 237 |
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New Member
Australia
31 Posts |
Gday Triggersmob - Thanks !
i just thought bit weird that there are not any online by now - rolls that is . I like to buy a couple of rolls each year of the lower denominations as I have collected them since young - even the 2019 JC ( lowest ever minted 5c ) was easier to buy at this stage than a roll of 2022 ten cent .......
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
7621 Posts |
Maybe there is a glut of 10c coins, so they are being held until needed.
Hopefully they will be available soon. Good luck with your hunt.
I have never collected rolls, but got heaps of the 2019 coins in bags from the coin swap.
View my Coins here, (NOW WITH OVER 16,800 IMAGES).... http://www.coincommunity.org/galler...hp?cat=10048OFEC count = 237 |
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New Member
Australia
31 Posts |
Gday OzCollection and Allcoinage -
Can you upload photos of your noodled 2022 ten cents please ?
You guys are the best - cheers
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Maybe there is a glut of 10c coins, so they are being held until needed.  There is an absolute flood of 2021 10c coins in circulation at the moment. (Remember this time last year people were claiming they were low mintage  ) RAM is holding back the 2022 10c just like they did the 2019 50c and 2020 MOR $1.
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Valued Member
Australia
126 Posts |
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RAM is holding back the 2022 10c just like they did the 2019 50c and 2020 MOR $1. Words cannot describe how true this is. A while back when I first started coin roll hunting, I only found a 2020 MOR four months after I started, and it was already losing lustre. Now whenever I open a $1 roll, most of the shiny edges are either Donation Dollars, 2019/2020 MORS, or Dinosaurs. I just hope the RAM hurries up and posts the mintage figures for the Dinosaur and GACH 3 coins so we can see which series has a higher mintage altogether.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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I just hope the RAM hurries up and posts the mintage figures for the Dinosaur and GACH 3 coins so we can see which series has a higher mintage altogether. The RAM released the figures in the 2021-22 annual report: 230,000 each of the 2022 letter coins and 800,000 each of the dinosaur coins.
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New Member
Australia
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Gday crew ? Anyone seen them yet ?
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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I've found a single 2022 ten cent coin. The coin machines are still spitting out 2021 rolls...
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New Member
Australia
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Still none that I have seen in change over in the west - we will start looking for 2023 soon ! - the RAM annual will be interesting
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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we will start looking for 2023 soon ! Guess RAM don't have to mint coins for circulation every year if there is no demand.   As a cashless society is just around the corner, and the cost of producing cupronickel coins exceeds their value, the Ram has to churn out $2 coloured coins to try and make some money. 
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Guess RAM don't have to mint coins for circulation every year if there is no demand.
We wouldn't have key dates if it was otherwise. Quote:
As a cashless society is just around the corner, and the cost of producing cupronickel coins exceeds their value.
I suspect there are a few more corners yet, although I can see the 5c piece going. There is always the option of a cheaper metal. If replacing the Cu-Ni coins with a cheaper metal, what would you prefer: a) Copper b) Aluminium c) Stainless steel d) Aluminium bronze e) Copper-aluminium-nickel
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