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PJ's Coin Capers
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AUSTRALIAN COINS & MORE Welcome to Pj's Coin Capers. Hi My name is PJ and the aim of this channel to show you how to find and learn about coins that can be found in your change that are worth far more than the value on the coin. Big $$ can be found if you know what to look for. Come and take a look at a huge variety of coins from all parts of our history and the modern day rarities just waiting to be discovered. If you’re interested in Australian coins and errors please subscribe to the channel and hit the bell to be notified when a new video is available. Our Facebook group is a large community of members who love this hobby and look forward to helping you as you begin. Please see the link below or in the description of each video. Happy Hunting and Noodling. PJ
Noodling light I use is the Neatfi XL https://tinyurl.com/mt62dae4
Noodling light I use is the Neatfi XL https://tinyurl.com/mt62dae4
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ceeemm1901
(4 minutes ago)
There was an Irish counterfeiter who came to Australia in he 1980's. He was caught forging 20 cent coins by filing the corners off the 50 cent coins....
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ozemale6t928
(10 minutes ago)
I have a '66 round 50c, which was handed to me as a 20c coin in change. Only noticed when I threw it in my loose change in the console. It made a different sound, and it started me collecting 50s.
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bettymac9790
(18 minutes ago)
I just came across your site and so pleased to have found it.
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wildwallaby699
(27 minutes ago)
New subscriber here I went to the bank about a month ago and got $20 worth of 20 cent coins and inside the bad of coins was a florin! I almost fell over!
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roybennett9129
(32 minutes ago)
Thanks P.J. from QUEENSLAND we are new to noodling, but have been fairly successful on a small budget, with 50 cent coins .we have noodled all the coins you have shown in this episode, except the millennium incused coin and the Northern Territory federation coin . Regards Angela and Stan..
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Knee-ko
(46 minutes ago)
Nice rundown on the $0.50s PJ. You did well to noodle that 1966.
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rjcoins970
(51 minutes ago)
Great review and really helpful particularly on the incused and the double bar explanations
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preston963
(1 hour ago)
I just inherited over 200 round mint 50 cent coins I also got a lot of rare pure silver
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barbarafitzpatrick
(2 hour ago)
The 1966 silver coin was the first 50cents when they came out when changed from the pound .They have cut the silver down since then.
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sistagalsistagal8136
(3 hours ago)
Thought you might like this. Its about rare 50 cent coins. Very interesting. Hope you are enjoying moving into your new home. Please grow the biggest veggie garden, even a winter garden so I can pickel and can them.
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roslynporter7462
(16 hours ago)
Dear PJ,
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christhompson4270
(13 hours ago)
Im from Western Australia, thank you for sharing
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Memes-Daily4
(20 hours ago)
on the millennium coins there's another way to tell that its the variety coin. All the stars have a "smooth field" compared to the rough field on the normal variety. this means that the stars on the normal one are rough and the stars on the rare coin are smooth
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JohnnysCoins
(6 hours ago)
There are two coins you forgot to mention:
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BunyipnAbout68
(2 hours ago)
gday im in qld, have found most of what you have except the round & 2000 incused coin. thanks for youre info.
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stewartdavies929
(20 hours ago)
I’m curious about the 1970 “Captain Cook” 50cents. Any idea on their value?
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