Modern people like to wear light clothes, do not like to take too much heavy things, so people in Australia after birth have a worry, that is, they do not want to take Australian coins out, because it feels too heavy!
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Have you noticed that a $1 coin is different from other coins? A rare coin is called a mule coin (mule coin), the wrong coin in the minting process. At first glance, you won't find it special, but it's a $1 coin that's up to $4000 on the market!
A $1 coin for $4000
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The edges of the $1-a-dollar coins have the same double-edge design as the 10-a-cent coins. In addition, mule coins are thicker than ordinary coins.
It is estimated that about 6,000 mule coins are in circulation.
How to determine whether the coin in hand is a mule coin? There are three points to note:
Are 1. silver coins issued in 2000
Are there two rings on the edge of the 2.'s head
Are 3. silver coins thicker than ordinary silver coins
Does the edge of the queen's head on the mule coin have a double ring (photo: Australian Coin Collecting Blog)
If all three are available, then your coin can be sold at a high price of $4000!
In addition to the A $1 and A $10 mix, Australia has these rare silver coins:
"Double-headed" quarter 2007
The five-cent coin produced in 2007, due to a mistake in the casting process, led to the silver coin on both sides of the Queen's head. The coins are estimated to have thousands in circulation.
(Source: Australian Coin Collecting Blog)
50 cents coin 2010
In 2010, in the process of producing 50 cents coins, employees mistakenly installed the wrong mold, causing the head of the mold to rotate 30 degrees from the "tail" of the coin. It is reported that about 200000 of these coins are in circulation.
In 2010, in the process of producing 50 cents coins, employees mistakenly installed the wrong mold, causing the head of the mold to rotate 30 degrees from the "tail" of the coin. (Source: Australian Coin Collecting Blog)
2000 50 cents coin
This silver coin is very rare and has become one of the most difficult to find. It's hard to find the difference between the St Andrews cross on the British flag. The cross sank into the coin while the general version was raised.
Fifty cents for 2000. (Source: Australian Coin Collecting Blog)
1966 wavy shading 20 cents coin
On the 20-cent coin issued by Australia, the base of the number 2 is a straight line. But in a series of coins released in 1966, the base was slightly wavy. Although this detail is not very prominent, it still has collection value.
A 20- cent coin issued in 1966. (Source: Australian Coin Collecting Blog)
Guys, see this, don't check your home for this kind of coin? Maybe it will make you a small fortune!
