The Rare Coin Catalogue 2008-08 Essentially Money by Dimitar Georgiev

Q ualit y C o in s an d B an k n o t e s

August 2008

An Exceptional Opportunity in Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Rarest Twenty Dollar Note Phillips Wheeler Type 2 Specimen

The first thing that sprang to mind when this extremely rare Twenty Dollar Type 2 Specimen note became available, was just how seldom they are seen in these times. Type 2 boasts the rarest in the paper decimal Specimen note series and although accurate numbers have never been fully determined, their irregular market appearances suggests very small numbers of less than 10 in each denomination. Therefore we can only add that the rarity of the Type 2 Specimens can only be matched by their past performance, achieving in excess of 17%pa over the past 10 years.

1972 Phillips Wheeler Specimen Note - Very Rare Type 2 Grade: about Uncirculated (with pinholes as originally presented)

Extremely Rare Price:

$56,000

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Inside this issue: A New South Wales Colonial Dump, an 1881 Bank of NSW Five Pound note, Consecutive Pre Decimal Banknotes from the 1930â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Pre Decimal coins & notes, a Mercantile Bank of India note, Great Britain coins & new mint issues from The Perth Mint and The Royal Australian Mint.

elcome to our August edition of Essentially Money. At The Rare Coin Company, we’re very excited about the future of Australia’s numismatic market as record prices for rarities continue to demonstrate a positive upward trend in growth and demand. Despite a downturn in the stock market and real estate, investor confidence in rare collectables such as coins and banknotes is remaining upbeat and optimistic.

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Office and Showroom: Visit one of our offices or showrooms located in Albany or Perth or arrange an appointment at our Melbourne or Sydney offices. (See back of catalogue for details.)

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Coming Events in August & September 2008 The Rare Coin Company will be attending the following events in August and September, where we welcome an opportunity to catch up with our valued clients in person in these areas.

The Coins That Ended The Rum Trade The Colonial New South Wales Dump A top ranking investment performer!

As the numismatic market in Australia is rapidly expanding, many coin and banknote rarities are now in greater demand with the investing public than ever before, hence a major shift in market focus is already transforming the numismatic industry. If there can be such noticeable positive growth even in a sluggish economy, what can we expect to see for Australia’s rare coin and banknote market when the economy is booming again? We hear news of America’s current economic crisis, however their numismatic market appears to be anything but, with reports of record auction sales realising in excess of $8 million just in one sale alone. In an online report, America’s leading numismatic firm, Heritage Auctions, recorded a staggering turnover of $678,326,247 in the last 12 months – yes you read that correctly…millions!! In April a unique USA 1804 Silver Proof Dollar piece sold for a mind numbing $3,737,500 – a ridiculous price for a single coin you might ask – we think not!! We’re not talking child’s play when it comes to high ranking numismatic rarities in today’s marketplace and bewildering prices such as this aren’t just the playground of rich Americans. Numismatic rarities are in big demand internationally and what we’re seeing even here in Australia today is a new wave of market maturity where buyers of rare coins and banknotes are now astute enough to strike while the iron is hot because they realise that missed opportunities can mean a huge difference in terms of dollar returns. The potential in Australian coin and banknote rarities cannot be underestimated and the market has already demonstrated that it can support individual pieces selling upwards of $1 million as seen with the 1913 number one Collins Allen Ten Shilling note selling for a record price of $1.9 million in March this year. Some of Australia’s rare coins are already approaching the million dollar barrier such as the proof 1930 Penny. When super rarities such as these and other examples come up for sale, it offers an irresistible opportunity to a growing number of investors who aspire to owning the best the market has to offer.

Positive returns for clients with Self Managed Super Funds

Having recently completed the end of financial year revaluations for our clients holding numismatic rarities in their Self Managed Super Funds, it’s extremely gratifying to see that the average portfolio returns are holding strong at around 15 -16 % p.a. and indications are that the market will continue to sustain this growth well into the foreseeable future. Congratulations to our valued clients on the continued strong performance of your portfolio. Traders and Investors Expo When: Fri 15th and Sat 16th August Where: Melbourne Exhibition Centre Times: Fri - 10am to 6pm, Sat - 10am to 5pm

Dowerin Field Days When: Wed 27th & Thurs 28th August Where: Lifestyle Pavillion, Stand 126, Dowerin WA Times: 8am to 5pm

Sydney ANDA Coin and Banknote Show When: Fri 15th, Sat 16th and Sun 17th August Where: Randwick Racecourse, Sydney Times: Fri - 12noon to 6pm, Sat & Sun - 10am to 5pm

Melbourne ANDA Coin and Banknote Show When: Fri 12th, Sat 13th and Sun 14th September Where: Melbourne Park Function & Tennis Centre Times: Fri - 12noon to 6pm, Sat & Sun - 10am to 5pm

The small 1813 Colonial Dump may not be the most eye appealing coin in the marketplace, however the fascinating history surrounding it’s existence has certainly captured the imagination and demand of numismatics for almost one and a half centuries. Produced under the instructions of Governor Macquarie in 1813, the Dump, in conjunction with the host coin from which it came, the 1813 Holey Dollar, played a significant part in ending the prolific and troublesome rum trade which threatened the very existence of the fledgling New South Wales Colony. The Dump was an innovative idea for its time when Macquarie bought a shipment of large Spanish silver dollars and effectively created two coins out of one. The inner piece known as the Dump was given a new value of fifteen pence.

Approximately 800 NSW Dumps have survived the rough and harsh circulation of their time with most examples trading today in varying states of wear to which they have become well known. As Australia’s first indigenous coinage, the NSW Dollars and the Dumps are always in demand. Given their historical significance, scarcity and impressive market track record, the 1813 NSW Dump is assured of a solid future where demand will most certainly continue to far exceed their limited availability. The Rare Coin Company is pleased to present an Australian numismatic rarity of this stature in such a desirable grade for the discerning buyer of the best the market has to offer.

1813 NSW Colonial Dump Type 2 (traces host coin) Grade: good Very Fine / about Extremely Fine

A prominent numismatic rarity in this prized condition Price:

$110,000

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Scarce Issued Colonial Banknotes from the 1880’s Issued in 1881 and 1884 respectively, it’s nothing short of astonishing that these two pre federation notes have survived over 120 years in such fine states of preservation. The Union Bank of Australia was one of the great Imperial banks in Australia from 1837 until 1951 when it merged to become part of the ANZ group. The Bank of New South Wales commenced in 1817 and was the first bank in Australia, then following a merger became Westpac in 1982. Extremely Rare and historically significant with the delicious hint of mystery, these surviving issued notes will always be in high demand and offer strong returns.

Whenever opportunities to buy into Australia’s Pre decimal banknote series arise, such as the current availability of the scarce quality consecutive notes featured here, there is little that can be said that hasn’t been said before. The series is so well known for genuine scarcity, strong market demand and impressive appreciation that when opportunity knocks, the only question is… who will be first!!

So here’s your opportunity…don’t miss it!

1881 Bank of New South Wales Five Pound Issued Note

1939 George VI Sheehan McFarlane Ten Shilling Notes Consecutive Run of 3

Very Rare

Very Scarce in this Quality Presentation

Grade: about Very Fine Price:

$45,000

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Cat #: R12 Grade: Uncirculated

Price:

$12,500 (3 notes)

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1884 Union Bank of Australia One Pound Issued Note

1932 George V Riddle Sheehan One Pound Notes Consecutive Run of 3

Very Rare

Very Scarce in this Quality Presentation

Grade: Fine

Price: 4

Scarce Pre Decimal Banknotes from the 1930’s in Scarce Consecutive Presentation

$45,000

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Cat #: R27b Grade: about Uncirculated / Uncirculated Price:

$57,000 (3 notes)

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Australian Pre Decimal Proofs

Irresistable Opportunities to Upgrade to Investment Level

When it comes to rarity and limited market availability, pre decimal proofs are now rating among the top numismatic areas in demand and although the market has seen some pretty amazing price levels in this area in recent years, current prices still fall far short of reaching their full market potential. Pre decimal proofs are renowned to have some of the smallest mintages in the entire pre decimal series. Yet when compared to Australia’s famous circulating penny, the 1930 with a mintage of 1500 and market values around $50,000, the only view that can be taken is that the pre decimal proof series has some ground to cover before prices can truly begin to do justice to their genuine scarcity. In our opinion, many of the glorious Commonwealth proofs are already outperforming the rare 1930 Penny, although there may not be as many opportunities to take advantage of availability at these prices in future years.

1954 Proof Sixpence Slabbed NGC - PF64

Proof Mintage less than 50 Rare Price:

$26,000 Liquidation Guarantee

1934 Proof Shilling Slabbed PCGS-PR63

Proof Mintage less than 100 Rare Price:

$32,500 Liquidation Guarantee

1938 Proof Shilling Slabbed NGC-PF63

Proof Mintage less than 70 Rare Price:

$24,000 Liquidation Guarantee

1910-1964 Pre Decimal Type Set of 27 Slabbed Coins Set Includes:

1919 1951P 1953P 1912H 1951PL 1964M 1910 1922 1943D 1957 1910 1936 1943D 1961 1910 1914 1942S 1962 1910 1917M 1946 1954 1954 1937

Halfpenny Halfpenny Halfpenny Penny Penny Penny Threepence Threepence Threepence Threepence Sixpence Sixpence Sixpence Sixpence Shilling Shilling Shilling Shilling Florin Florin Florin Florin Florin Crown

MS63RB MS64 MS64 MS63RB MS65RB MS65RB MS62 MS62 MS64 MS67 MS65 MS64 MS65 MS63 MS64 MS62 MS63 MS64 MS63 MS63 MS64 MS63 MS64 MS62

Grade: from Choice Uncirculated to Gem

Very Rare in this Grade Price:

$22,000

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This superb set of 27 slabbed coins includes the Key Date 1914 Shilling and the Key Date 1910 Florin and would make an excellent addition to any portfolio. Coin sets of this calibre are very rare and each item in this particular set has been hand selected to offer the highest possible potential for growth in value. This set will be a temptation to any discerning collector. Commemorative Florins 1927 Canberra Florin MS64 1934-35 Melbourne Centenary Florin MS64 1951 Jubilee Florin MS63

1936 Mercantile Bank of India Five Dollar Note Grade: Extremely Fine (professionally repaired small tear – does not detract)

Very Scarce

Price:

$13,000 Liquidation Guarantee

The Mercantile Bank of India was established in October 1853 in Bombay (now Mumbai). It was finally sold to the Bank of TokyoMitsubishi, Ltd. in 1987.

Popular Pre Decimal Banknotes

Slabbed Pre Decimal Coins

The popularity of pre decimal banknotes with our clients is not a singular phenomenon, with limited numbers available on the market and numismatics increasing as both a passion and profitable investment, collectors worldwide are snapping up every opportunity that comes their way.

Slabbing is an American invention which was born out of the evolution of the complex coin grading system we know today. When people started collecting ‘ancients’, many were unearthed worn and corroded and so the first system had just two grades, new and used. Over time a letter system evolved which included Poor, Fair, Good, Fine, Uncirculated and Gem with degrees such as Very, Extra or About. In the 1950’s numismatist William Sheldon came up with a numeric scale for the purpose of grading the large US cents. In perfect uncirculated condition a 1794 large cent was valued at $70; hence the 70 point scale. Finally in the 1970’s the letter and numeric systems were combined and slabbing was introduced. This system is becoming popular in Australia.

New and eager collectors and investors of rare coins and banknotes are evolving at a rapid rate creating the increased growth in demand that we enduring numismatists have witnessed in recent years. Suffice to say, if pre decimal banknotes are of interest to you, you will need to be quick.

1939 Sheehan McFarlane George VI Ten Shilling Note

If slabbed coins are your preference then you will surely be tempted to top up your collection with the high grade items shown below.

Grade: Uncirculated

Scarce in this Grade Price:

$3,500 Liquidation Guarantee

1933 Riddle Sheehan George V One Pound Note

1963Y Penny & Halfpenny Pair Grade: Proof Slabbed PR65RD & PR64RD

Very Scarce

Grade: Uncirculated

Scarce in this Grade Price:

1912H George V Penny

Price:

$6,500

$2,500

Grade: Choice Uncirculated (Red Brown) Slabbed MS63RB

Very Scarce

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Price:

$1,500

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1939 Sheehan McFarlane George VI Five Pound Note Grade: good Extremely Fine

Scarce in this Grade Price:

$6,000 Liquidation Guarantee

1923 George V Florin

1927 Canberra Florin

Very Scarce

Grade: about Uncirculated Slabbed AU58 Price:

$2,500

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Grade: Gem Slabbed MS66

Price:

$1,250

1938 Crown

Grade: Uncirculated Slabbed MS62

Very Scarce

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Price:

$1,800

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Pre Decimal Coins For Your Portfolio Pre decimal Australian coins of outstanding quality and genuine rarity such as the sublime selection offered here are consistently in demand worldwide, attracting solid price growth for the numismatic investor and collector. Grade: Uncirculated (Red Brown)

Grade: Gem Uncirculated

Very Rare in this Lustrous Condition

1939 George VI Sixpence Grade: Choice Uncirculated

$6,200

Price:

George I

1921 George V Penny

1916I George V Penny

Scarce Quality Price:

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Scarce Quality Price:

$1,100

1723 George I Shilling C/SS

Grade: Uncirculated

Very Scarce

Price:

$6,800

$1,100 Liquidation Guarantee

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$1,250

Scarce Quality

$1,000

Grade: Gem Uncirculated

Scarce Quality Price:

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1698 William III Half Crown Grade: Uncirculated

Very Scarce

Price:

$9,500 Liquidation Guarantee

George II

Grade: Gem Uncirculated Price:

was King of Great Britain and Ireland from 1714 until his death in 1727. He was also the first de facto Prince-Elector of Hanover in the Holy Roman Empire. He succeeded the childless Queen Anne although 56 family members bore closer blood relationship to her, as Catholics they were not permitted to inherit the throne. During George’s reign the powers of the monarchy diminished and Britain began a transition to the modern system of Cabinet Government which was led by a Prime Minister.

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1925 George V Shilling 1910 Edward VII Sixpence 1931 George V Shilling Grade: Choice Uncirculated

By Popular Request - Coins From Medieval & Early Great Britain

$1,200

1687 James II Crown Grade: Extremely Fine

Very Scarce

Price:

reigned from 1727 until his death in 1760. He was the last British monarch to have been born outside Great Britain, and was famous for his numerous conflicts with his father and, subsequently, with his son.

1739 George II Crown

Ex Simon Andrews Collection

The Fifth Finest Known Grade: good Extremely Fine

$7,000

Very Scarce

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Price:

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$9,500

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Edward IV

1923 George V Florin

1931 George V Florin

Very Scarce Quality

Grade: Choice Uncirculated Price:

$6,500

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Grade: Choice Uncirculated Price:

$6,750

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Grade: Gem Uncirculated Price:

$1,250

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1466-67 Edward IV Gold Rose Noble (One Ryal) London Mint S1951 Grade: Extremely Fine

Very Scarce in this Condition Price:

$9,750

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(1442 – 1483) was King of England from 1461 until 1470, and again, from 1471 until his death. Son of Richard, Duke of York and Cicely Neville, he married Elizabeth Woodville in 1464, the widow of the Lancastrian Sir John Grey, who bore him ten children. He also entertained many mistresses and had at least one illegitimate son.

1603-25 James I Gold Half Laurel

4th Bust, MM Thistle Grade: about Extremely Fine

Very Scarce

Price:

$4,000

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Memories of War Time in Australia Highly Collectable and in Demand

In the current global climate it is not impossible, even for Australian’s, to imagine living on war rations. The Rare Coin Company is proud to be able to offer these very fine relics from the not so distant past when war was all too real for our parents, grandparents and great grandparents. Stamped by the State Savings Bank of Victoria, Black Rock, on March 7th 1946, all five certificates are redeemable for Ten Pounds at maturity seven years after this date.

1946 Commonwealth of Australia Ten Pound War Savings Certificates Consecutive Run of Five Grade: Very Fine

Very Scarce

Price:

$1,500

1906 Medallion Found in Perth Garden In 1990 while weeding her vegetables in Mahogany Creek near Glen Forrest, Edna Stevenson discovered what looked like a gold coin. Enquiries revealed it to be a Medal presented to a tailoring firm called Harald et Cie who were participants at an exhibition of manufactures, arts and products. The Medallion is accompanied by a letter from the Confederation of Western Australian Industry and a publication of same including an article with more interesting details about the find including a link to the WA pioneering family of Lindquist. This historically significant item is sure to appeal strongly to collectors of early WA memorabilia.

New Young Collectors Release from The Perth Mint 2008 Young Collectors Coin Program

This new program from The Perth Mint is designed to be fun and educational, but above all, to inspire children to develop a lifelong interest in coin collecting. The program offers three ways of getting involved including purchasing a complete album with 12 animal coins and a free ‘Gordy the Gecko’ Bronze Medallion, as a starter kit comprising activities and three animal coins or kids can purchase each of the 12 animal coins separately – either way it offers kids a great way to start a fun and interesting hobby.

2008 Australian Animal Uncirculated $1 Coin

12 Fun Designs (Wedge Tailed Eagle, Palm Cockatoo, Ghost Bat, Splendid Wren, Grey Kangaroo, Echidna, Common Wombat, Frilled Neck Lizard, Australian Sea Lion, Platypus, Green Turtle and Whale Shark). Each coin is housed on a brightly coloured card with educational information included on the back which has been verified by the Australian Museum Research Library and / or the Western Australian Museum.

$9.95ea

Top Collectable for Kids!

2008 Young Collectors Complete Album

As well as the 12 Animal coins on information cards, this complete album set includes the collector album featuring a 3-D image of a kangaroo on the front cover, a robust three ring binder for safe keeping of all 12 coins, activity sheets featuring word puzzles and drawing exercises and a personal note from the appealing program ‘ambassador’, Gordy the Gecko’ Bronze Medallion which is housed on a brightly coloured card.

$79.95

Features ‘Gordy the Gecko’ medallion

2008 Young Collectors Starter Kit

This fun starter kit features a robust ring-binder album with a 3-D image on the front, three animal coins including the Wedge Tailed Eagle, Grey Kangaroo and Australian Sea Lion housed on information cards, activity sheets and animal stickers.

$29.95

Great animal stickers included

Reverse

Obverse

1906-07 WA Chamber of Manufactures Gold Medallion 12

Price:

$500

Exciting New Releases From The Perth Mint & The Royal Australian Mint 2008 $1 Silver Proof Coin Commemorating the 90th Anniversary of the End of WWI 1918-2008 $1 Silver Proof Coin Mintage: 25,000

It is now 90 years since the guns of World War I fell silent. The coin depicts a lone bugler among red coloured poppies along with the Perth Mint’s ‘P’ mintmark and the inscription 90th ANNIVERSARY OF THE END OF WORLD WAR I 1918-2008 and a representation of the 1904 Rising Sun badge featuring a scroll inscribed with the words AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEALTH MILITARY FORCES.

$82.50 ea

Price: Official Mint Release Price

The Second Release From the Perth Mint’s Five Coin Orbit and Beyond Series 2008 $1 Silver Proof ‘Orbital’ Coin 1961 First Man In Space - Yuri Gagarin Mintage: 25,000

The Perth Mint introduced its revolutionary ‘orbital’ coin concept in 2007 with a stunning tribute to Sputnik, the first man-made satellite to orbit the Earth. Thanks to the coin’s unique construction, the reverse image of the famous satellite revolved around a representation of Earth. Like the earlier Sputnik coin, the new release features a coloured reverse design that literally ‘orbits’ around an image of Earth. The coin’s coloured reverse portrays a montage of images symbolising Yuri Gagarin’s epic journey. Blasting-off from Baikonur in Soviet central Asia, he completed a single orbit of the Earth in 108 minutes before re-entering the atmosphere and parachuting back to the Soviet Union. With its rotating outer ring, this coin is sure to be a very popular item with collectors.

$97.50 ea

Price: Official Mint Release Price

2008 $1 Silver Proof Coin Discover Australia Landmark Silver Series - KAKADU Mintage: 7,500

In the final year of the Perth Mint’s Discover Australia, Landmark Silver Coin Series comes this delightful representation from Kakadu. Home to many endangered species and a major concentration of ancient cave paintings, Kakadu National Park is inscribed on the World Heritage List. The coin’s reverse, which incorporates the Perth Mint’s ‘P’ mintmark, depicts the region’s famous waterlilies in colour and a crocodile.

$82.50 ea

Price: Official Mint Release Price 14

2008 $1 Silver Proof Coin Commemorating HRH The Prince of Wales 60th Birthday 1948-2008 Mintage: 12,500

The coin’s reverse depicts a coloured portrait of the heir, Prince Charles and a coloured representation of the official Prince of Wales Coat of Arms. As well as the Perth Mint’s ‘P’ mintmark, the reverse also includes the inscriptions 60TH BIRTHDAY, HRH THE PRINCE OF WALES and 1948-2008. For the large number of monarchists and collectors of royal memorabilia in Australia, this coin will be an essential acquisition.

$82.50 ea

Price: Official Mint Release Price

2008 $1 Silver Proof Coin Celebrating Christmas Island’s 50th Anniversary as an Australian Territory Mintage: 5,000

The coin’s reverse design depicts the Golden Bosun bird, which is unique to Christmas Island, and a coloured representation of a large Red Crab. Millions of Red Crabs migrate annually from the rainforest on Christmas Island to the ocean in what is one of the wonders of the natural world. As well as the Perth Mints ‘P’ mintmark, the reverse also includes the inscriptions CHRISTMAS ISLAND, AUSTRALIAN TERRITORY and 50 YEARS 1958-2008.

$82.50 ea

Price: Official Mint Release Price

2008 $1 Uncirculated Coin & Stamp Set Commemorating 100 Years of Australian Quarantine The Centenary of Quarantine issue from the Royal Australian Mint recognises 100 years of dedication in managing the risk of pests and diseases entering Australia. Quarantine plays a vital role in helping to conserve our native flora and fauna, and our multi billion dollar agricultural and tourism industries. Both coin and stamp feature the loveable beagle.

$14.95 ea

Price: Official Mint Release Price

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Contact our experienced Numismatic Consultants for their recommendations on how to select the best numismatic pieces for your Personal Investment Portfolio or Self Managed Superannuation Fund.

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Perth Office & Showroom: 286 Hay Street, East Perth WA Phone: (08) 9225 5044 Fax: (08) 9225 4500 Freecall: 1800 440 050 Brett Scott

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Numismatic Consultant - Perth

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Numismatic Consultant - Albany

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Numismatic Consultant - Perth

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0407 227 890

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Numismatic Consultant - Perth

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Numismatic Consultant - Sydney

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Numismatic Consultant - Sydney

0439 946 658

tion Liquidantee Guara

You’ll notice that some of the coin and banknote rarities featured in this catalogue have a “Liquidation Guarantee”. This guarantee assures clients that these pieces are in high demand and as such come with a written Guarantee of Authenticity Certificate and offer of “Future Liquidation” by The Rare Coin Company. This only applies to selected items in the catalogue where Liquidation Guarantees are indicated. Purchases of under $10,000 do not attract annual revaluations. New and past issues from The Perth Mint and the Royal Australian Mint along with items for offer in the back of this catalogue do not carry a Liquidation Guarantee. However we are always buying quality items for resale! For more information regarding our Liquidation Guarantee policy please contact us on: 1800 641 633.

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