so hello fellow coin collectors how you going today my name is Glen and today I
have the next in the series of $1 coins this is a 2003 issued commemorative coin
and it commemorates women's suffrage as you can see in the description of the
top so in here we have to suffer it is it suffragettes
that's it suffragettes and my English is pretty bad and one of them has a
three-pronged fork Oh like a staff that decide and actually uses and the
everyone actually has assured and on this unit is actually the first coat of
arms of Australia as you can see it has like the cross the Saint George or Dover
has t-shirts around it so let's have a look at do I have another coin with the
coat of arms I'm just scanning at the moment so here I have a Lauren and as
you can see you look at the coat of arms on the two shillings the floor and you
cut off on some shoes you can see they're pretty much the same so this
represents universal suffrage for women in the federal Australian elections know
when I've read about it um some date to say 1903 some say 1902 but as this is a
hundred yeah commemoration I'm gonna say 1903 and the first state in straight
actually allow women to vote was in 1894 in South Australia the isle of man
actually gave women the vote because they actually could own property in 1881
and in different places around plan women already were able to vote in
nineteen Oh free so well it's unique in Australia
it's actually not unique around the world because Victoria's wasn't the last
place is that's where I live it's actually lower wound devote in 1908 yeah
yeah fifteen years after South Australia and we'd like to say that we torian's
are better than self estranged so there may be we are not so the mintage of this
crime was ten million and that's quite low for a commemorative coin and the
other coin issued in 19 2003 this one had a mintage of 4 million or 4.1
million so this is actually had it again but this one is actually hard to get as
it is because it's a 10 million mintage and generally the mintage for $1 coins
is usually 20 million so this has been diluted by a lot of every years and as
you can see these ones are in not as good condition there's a circulating
because I've got these from circulation and it's actually quite one but these
ones over here these are actually in better condition this one's I also got
from circulation I generally don't pay for these type coins because they're not
that hard to gain circulation but if you want an uncirculated one so this is
still damaged but if you want to uncirculated one they'll probably cost
you about five or six dollars on eBay they're not too expensive but it's
highly unlikely you'll get one in a circulator gradient circulation you
could actually do it but because if someone spends it from a set then
usually it will get some damage in it when someone just dumps it into a tea or
whatever thing but if you want one they seem pretty good condition this is okay
so not a really rare coin it's you know something that represents you
know a unique piece of Australian history as well as world history and
it's just you need to look in your change anyway say thank you very much
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I do actually sell coins and actually I think I'm selling this one on anyway so
I think it's anything like two dollars or something like that in this condition
and have awesome coin collecting time people okay bye bye