so anyway people hate garnish Glen back with another video and today we're gonna
have a look at some recent purchases and exactly why I would actually purchase
some items so as you know I'm a bank not in coin collector and as you can see in
the background I collect coins from all different periods crucian Roman Chinese
and these ones I do not buy and sell so basically they're just part of my
collection but some items I do by himself so the first ones are banknotes
so Mandy knows how to buy and sell banknotes so good on him and here I have
a few Italian ten thousand lira banknotes I bought purchased 40,000 lira
which at the exchange real fair 1200 euro before the euro took over so these
are equivalent to probably about 35 to 40 dollars depending on the exchange
rate fluctuation that's Australian dollars so and I purchased these for 25
dollars for the lot and basically two dollars postage so bad $27 so basically
I'd probably sell these free they're actually pretty bad condition probably
for about ten dollars each so that's basically what you need to do buy low
sell high and ten dollars each so that's about $30 so those it's a pretty good
price for these type of banknotes and this one is in better condition so this
one probably about twenty dollars so but I ever feeling that I'm gonna keep this
one in change that I with the bank that I already have so this one's a 1978 so
says August 76 December 78 so did they decrease from the Ministry of Finance a
nice free here actually 76 so it's got Toba 76 in August 76 as well so yeah
that's basically what I do or dose dni of a 100 Hong Kong dollars this one is
the exchange rate close to $20 but I've got it for $10 plus to the last place
you say that's really they'll probably listen $2 postage actually I got all
these together so combined postage is better then post each separately so this
one I'll probably just spend in Hong Kong because really it's not really that
good condition you could still get these in circulation in Hong Kong and this is
the old 2000 or free series they were replaced by the 2010 series and that's
been replaced by the 2018 series so this banknote is 2 Series long gone but
people would still accept it in Hong Kong something - about two years ago
about half the banknotes in Hong Kong was still this series so anyway that's a
nice then I've asked from Fiji pretty high grade usually these are pretty hard
to get especially at five dollars in pretty good condition
probably very fine lots of crinkles and
has some tears but still leg with 10 - for $5 it's $1 respectively in Fiji and
this one is from 1987 knife from memory this one's from the 1986 so it might be
away just from might be from 1986 and 97 but doesn't matter look on the internet
to find out there's actually nice eye queen elizabeth ii and on the back we
have a market which a marker with a cruise ship that go on a cruise ship you
get it you know and then we have some fishing looks like they've got a fishing
net and they're actually dragging it to shore lots of fish jumping around Eenie
so these ones I probably bit fifteen twenty dollars
you'll be paying for these this one probably favorite $5 or $10 so that Bank
know I need to check the values on these because I'm not too familiar use and
then in the background we have a quite a lot of New Zealand coins
so let's okay so oops sorry bumped the table so here I have half
pennies to Florence and actually did issue a half crown the Crown's are not
actually common then here we have a 1941 this only as a means of nearly 900,000
or bid over should I say and New Zealand I knew issued the bronze coins in 1940
so foot it actually use the strain pennies and halfpennies
but the they actually you should silver coin to 1943 and before that they use
United Kingdom silver coins so here we have one we can't remember what that is
okay just lift it up this guy is actually called hey Dickie on the mental
Mary pendant Mary ornamental scrolls on each side so legend around they below so
that's saying hey Dickie so that's actually nice coin actually get a low
mintage but New Zealand coins are like mint each but because it's only nine
hundred thousand doesn't mean it's actually worth a lot of money then we
have some one pennies so we have to New Zealand one penny coins nine to forty so
this is a first-year issue of the one penny and a 1944 nice coins same size
and that is the shrine coins has George d6 as you can see the model is different
king-emperor so and this actually has the toy bird I'm married I'm toy
standing on a branch of a Kowhai tree so has 290 plants that are only endemic to
New Zealand and then demek mines that only occurs in New Zealand so I have an
animals endemic to an area mean so it doesn't occur in any other area even if
it's introducing to some other place and then we have fruit pence coins so all
these are New Zealand coins pretty much the same size they are the same size
Australian through our pre-decimal as you can see our first year new saved
married clubs on it and these are only 50 percent silver which Australia at a
time was nine point nine two five percent silver so these are pretty much
had the silver value of strained pre-decimal coins from 1946 to 63 64 and
if you have a look on the obverse you can see King George now those are all I
mean I believe this footprints on a 33 is about 6 million minted so pretty
pretty low compared to Australian coins and I can't remember what the mean
teachers of this one and it's a little bit okay so the 1944 has two point eight
four million so quite a low mintage and but really you're not really gonna pay
that much pro in this condition probably about four to five dollars then we have
some we have sixpence serious as the last year of issue 1965 and this one has
the higher bird on a branch so I'm not too sure what branch Teddy's
and in 1947 1947 New Zealand actually issued a zinc copper nickel so from 1947
to 65 they just copper nickel coins like a five cent coin now and that's actually
quite a nice coin and because this is the last year of issue there's a mintage
of 8 million so people go on about the 1972 five cents having ain't doing coins
you know I really collectible this is a million coins in this one but you know
you can really pick it up for probably two to three dollars in this grades this
is actually very high grade yeah very nice give you back damage on the side
then we have the shilling coins so I got 1934 so we've got two fifty percent
silver this one has a bad dollar 90 in silver value and there's no silvers
actually tanked to be and it has a three point four million coins minted then we
have a nine and thirty five pretty but this one is actually bent so you can see
it's damaged ministers silver where you drive so we're getting the heads I one
point six eight million coins and this one even though it's damaged you can
probably sell probably three or four dollars I would say because all I mean
teach I but if not I'm just not gonna for boolean value in this coin here for
being very good grade probably five to six dollars for that one
and then we have two other coins so there's a copper nickel so we get 960 in
65 okay oh and what I didn't say was this this actually has a d'marie
crowding Maori with pay pay aha so traditional Mary staff weapon so
looks like at a uh-huh looks like it's actually a type of spear
if I pointed in at this end and we have leaves this would be the protection for
the hand so doesn't slip on the speed part also to hold looks actually quite
thick and 1965 when I actually grade these coins are grading by how well I
consider lines on his covering this so his clothing so these lines are probably
in very very fine grade and 1960 has a mintage of six hundred thousand so even
though has a mintage of six hundred thousand here's a program and worth
about one or two dollars each 1965 it's a mintage of three and a half million so
still apply minted coins but that like mintage is actually pretty normal for
these are pre decimal coins from New Zealand time and also you can see the
reading on the side looks nice beautiful coins actually quite like these on
pre-decimal coins and then we have the Florence so for all these coins here it
looks like paid ten dollars plus $2 postage and then we have a 1937 Lauren
so with Australian coins actually didn't issue nine to thirty seven cuz the the
changeover in mana birthing New Zealand actually did issued him and this one's
pretty damaged he has a silver value all about three dollars eighty he used to be
betting like four dollars but you know it's drop this coin is an integer of one
point one nine million so in this condition you're probably looking at
progress fifteen to twenty dollars for a coin like this so that actually covers
the purchase of this entire lot and then we have a better great coin so this is a
nineteen forty three and this one you can see a higher grade here you can
said eyes of the Kiwi so we're not greately gets coins oh great American
city I or wherever I can see all of the lines on the back as you can see it's
actually in very good detail and 1943 is actually one of the highest minted with
1.4 million so that's actually pretty high mintage for New Zealand coins and
this one you're probably talking about I know 30 to 40 dollars in itself
because it's in a high grade so these two florins actually cover the purchase
substantially then we have a 1964 foreign so you can see here this one is
50% silver this one is just copper nickel and it's in pretty high grade as
well you can see the the leaves on debrief on top of a head and you can see
a lot of the detail maligns and you can see the eyes and this coin is immediate
of two million but therefore no yes a lot of the detail still aren't talking
about probably four or five dollars for this coin you know it's a lot of mintage
seeing a higher grade but still the number of collectors of New Zealand
coins are smaller because of population New Zealand is smaller and also there is
not much demand for New Zealand coins itself so but I like him anyway for all
people from across the ditch then we have some decimal coins so here we have
a one cent with a silver fern which is the national plan of New Zealand 72 it's
like 10 million so but really even probably about $1 for that then we have
some 5 cent coins and if you didn't know anything about New Zealand they don't
use 5 cent coins anymore he says the tell tower on it which is when they're
the most premier types of reptiles still around
and 67 then we have 69 mm here we have 73 a little bit dirty but still
high-grade then we have detention this is the memory mask on it 1974 still high
grade then we have two 50 cent coins so we have a 1967 this you can see it has
actually a lot of this where the flame was probably pushed a little bit add of
the color or the color slipped and so it's made the coin just a little bit
bigger that's why you've got this line in because that's the edge of the actual
dye so you can see there but you can see there's no real problem with the actual
coin on this side I consider reading is fine and then we have some not too sure
this is postman damage or if this is for something from the Doyles I'm from the
actual flan itself but anyway then we have the same on this side and I'll send
a few 1967 50 cent coins and I a lot of them saying I have this so this adds no
extra value to the actual coin now we have the Endeavour just remember you
can't spend these coins in New Zealand anymore they no longer live with tender
since 2006 six people I remember 2006 you can only spend a small silver 50
cent coins so there's 10 million it's still you know you're probably talking
about 2 to 3 dollars probably in good condition for that yeah we have this one
pretty much the same initial could see this one it's been minted a lot more
care doesn't have the double rim that you see on the upper coin but this one
is also a lot more worn so 1971 I think there's a million 123,000
even now has a low mintage in Australia D 1985 and 1993 coin
of this mintage would probably cost of Sodom for about $4 in worse condition
and this this one Christian revealing coin you're not gonna give $5 probably
two to three dollars really demand and supply there's enough supplies and not
enough demand anyway so I hope you'll like this video and I it's a bit long
but you know collecting New Zealand coins and seeing what you can get off
eBay and flog off again is actually very interesting
so I say finger very much watching my video and have an awesome coin
embankment collecting time thank you and bye bye