We’ve sent over a new submission to PCGS for grading to beat the Christmas rush. Our pre 1956 submission will take some time however with a current turnaround time of 57 business days this will bring us well over Christmas for their return. The modern 1956+ coins will be back sooner just in time for the holiday period. It includes some lovely QEII proofs so keep an eye out for those. We’re also dabbling in a little New Zealand coinage, the designs are so pretty and we hope for some high grades there.

We’ve also had some fantastic feedback on the mini albums. Thank you to everyone who has left us positive comments.

We’ve been busy over the last 6 months designing and manufacturing a new mini coin album. From idea to finished product we’ve endured many teething problems and manufacturing issues but we’re pleased to announce that we’ve had a production run made and they are now available.

Now Available 2.5 inch Saflips. When a 2×2 just isn’t big enough!

All the new coins have arrived back from PCGS and have been listed up. There’s too many for the newly listed category so take a browse through our entire site for the most recent additions. Feel free to drop us an email or “enquire about product” if you’d like to make an offer on one of our coins. Our pick at the moment is a 1933 half penny MS65BN or a beautiful 1964y half penny in MS65RB. Also keep an eye out for more world coins listed up, particularly New Zealand coins like the 1943 New Zealand threepence in MS65.

We’ve just received in a large order back from PCGS all in the new pronged holders. We’re busily listing them all up, at first without images then adding images over the coming days. If you have an interest in a particular coin then please drop us an email and we’ll be happy to add images to those coins for you asap. See the Newly Listed category for this new stock. Overall we’re really happy at the quality and grades of this submission with all coins achieving the expected grades or higher.

You may or may not know that up until now PCGS has not recognised the 2000 $1/10c mule and and would only slab them as errors. They now acknowledge that these coins are a legitimate Australian issue and as a result quite a few 2000 $1/10c mules have now been graded. An uncirculated example slabbed by PCGS as MS62 will become available on our website shortly at $6,000. It’s quite rare to find a mint state example of this key Australian decimal variety. If you are interested in purchasing this coin or want to be notified when images of it are available then please drop us an email.

Another batch of coins are headed back from PCGS, we’re much happier with the grades assigned to these coins. If you have a interest in any of these coins please contact us for more information. They will be added to the website with images upon their return, if not sold earlier.
1964M penny ms64rb 19711107 $35.00
1964M penny ms64rb 19711108 $35.00
1964M penny ms64rb 19711109 $35.00
1964M penny ms64rb 19711110 $35.00
1958 shilling ms66 19711102 $600.00 on hold
1957 sixpence ms65 19711099 $105.00
1954 sixpence ms64 19711101 $50.00
1943I halfpenny ms63bn 19711093 $79.00
1942M sixpence ms64 19711085 $205.00
1957 sixpence ms65 19711100 $105.00
1951M penny ms64rb 19711092 $120.00
1938 Crown au55 19711131 $299.00
1946 sixpence ms63 19711094 $130.00
1944 shilling ms62 19711088 $99.00
1956 threepence ms65 19711096 $125.00 on hold
1938 sixpence ms62 19711091 $85.00
1910 threepence au58 19711089 $80.00
1956 shilling ms62 19711090 $150.00
1938 florin MS63 19711086 $220.00 on hold
1936 threepence ms63 19711087 $185.00
1925 shilling ms64 19711130 $1,850.00 on hold