so hello fellow conch like this this is Glen back open up a video and just to
show you the coins that you should actually be collecting from circulation
so these are early sixties coins then we have a 1966 20 cent coin and as you can
see it's in very good condition lots of scratches but still the basic design is
actually very good and also the reading on the side is actually very good
is it a wavy no it isn't so the way B is actually in this parcel should actually
have a little lump there this coin is not it the Platypus has a line still
going across its head so it's in very conditioned that way yeah you can still
see their nostrils most of the 1966 coins that I get from circulation are in
very very poor grade and that's why I just spend them but these ones you would
actually keep and these are you probably sell for about $10 for these three coins
in uncirculated condition you're probably looking at about twenty to
thirty dollars per coin if you get a greater would be a lot more so here's a
1967 20 cent coin you can see you can see the lots of detail in the crown
which we need let's detail in the hairstyle we can still tell the basic
features this area ran here for 66 and 67 s is really it's not a week strikes
just a week engraving sodas and much detail down there and the reading the
reading is actually also very very good condition then if we look on this side
it's missing its nostrils but you can still see a line and this is in very
good condition so probably a very fine condition actually
because actually shows a lot of detail and then we have a 1968 this is in poor
condition because it has scratches here scratches scratches scratches and then
as you can see more detail here that's a stronger engraving it's got none the
error to sway the queen is missing some features it's a crown there the reading
is actually pretty good but as you can see it's it's actually being a bit worn
again if we look at the Platypus the lines still there it's a lot worn can't
see the nostrils really the eyes a little bit one so this is in lower
condition then D 1966 so you can see there - 66 68 but these
are the coins you actually want to keep because you can actually sell them for
higher then what they actually cost say 60 cents and selling them for ten
dollars these are actually already gone just post them but that's what you
should actually be looking for high-grade coins in uncirculated see
it's these are actually circulate so it's probably one to two hundred dollars
per set now the 1968 there was nice set so that's why the high grade coins in
1968 we worth a lot more than the high grade point 1966 because it's very hard
to get uncirculated coins these ones you can find in sets uncirculated this ones
you can't people would have had to have kept them from circulation so from
change so if you can get nine and 68 then that is actually one coin to keep
but I just wanted to show it is to say when you get coins from the 1960s or
even early 70s I probably wouldn't actually kept many 20 cent coins after
1975 because their high minted you could get him
non-circulating sets and they're they're pretty low valued anyway but if you want
to try and sell them then why not so if you're into collecting Australian 20
cent coins would let me know your experiences down below and now please
have an awesome coin collecting time just remember this is a good hobby and
just keep collecting thank you very much and it's awesome
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