Subject: Why are people paying such crazy prices for coins all of a sudden?

AustraliaCoins.org

Hey Friend

Unfortunately, there are some people out there trying to sell 2020 coins at crazy high prices at the moment, because they were reported low mintage after this year's annual report.

The same thing happens every year, but there seems to be more hype at the moment.

I'm working through the latest coin numbers from the Royal Australian Mint - The coins that people were paying very high prices for last year (like the 2019 JC Fifty cent coins) have jumped up in mintage this year, and they're not as exciting any more.

So I wanted to remind you that while some coins have a low mintage at this point (like the 2020 $2 coin with the dove, commemorating the end of World War 2), please don't get caught out paying too much for them. The prices can drop dramatically once the hype slows, especially if they end up with a higher mintage down the track.

Once the new numbers are officially finalised in the next few weeks, I'll email through your updated copy of the Digital Guide.

These final mintages will be included in the printed copy of the guide too (pozible.com/profile/pirate-guide ).

If you would like a copy of the physical/printed guide, today is the last day to claim it at the discounted price of $35 (plus postage) - tomorrow it will go up to $50 (plus postage) when I make it available to the public.

Please feel free to press reply if you have any queries about the guide.

In the meantime, you can secure your copy at the lower price here:
pozible.com/profile/pirate-guide

Cheers

Damian