What Went Wrong – Error coins that escaped the Mint Those of you who are noodlers, or those that look closely and intently at their change will notice that quite often extra “features” can show up on a coin’s design.…Read more ›

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01.10.2024

Great Britain 1988 20p Rim Cud - The Australian Coin Collecting Blog

Having been in and around error collecting for 15 years I often see the new error collector lusting after spectacular errors or varieties that are worth many hundreds or thousands of dollars. The unfortunate reality is that not all of…Read more ›

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19.10.2024

Coin Collecting - Asking Questions on Social Media - The Australian Coin Collecting Blog

Several months ago I saw a collector post images of an Australian penny struck on a defective and incomplete planchet onto a well known Facebook coin group. The collector wasn’t sure if the coin was a genuine error, and if…Read more ›

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02.11.2024

World War 1 Military ID Discs made from Coins - The Australian Coin Collecting Blog

Despite being referred to as the “Hobby of Kings” coin collecting often involve the accumulation of what are mostly mundane objects. Every day many coins pass our hands without being looked at, they are worn, damaged, and disposed of without…Read more ›

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