Hi @Mustang67 @tyme @Chasingsunsets @Harmonium @rav3n @Snowie @Shaz51 and all coin collection fans here.
Thanks for all of the different coin posts @Mustang67 @Chasingsunsets and others. I’ve really enjoyed reading them and loved the different coins you have posted.
As for the Bluey coins, I’m sorry for those that missed out on getting one of them. I however, was lucky in the EQL ballot and managed to get the gold Christmas bluey coin, despite only registering for the ballot on Monday night when I was on holiday in Bendigo, Victoria. I found out on Wednesday morning when I was checking my emails on a cruise on the Murray River in Echuca and was very happy with the result. My housemate missed out and was very annoyed along with many others who also missed out. I’ve since looked at Facebook and eBay and can’t believe how many coins people managed to get in the ballot, with one person registering 19 different email addresses and getting all coins in the ballot which I didn’t like. There really needs to be a crack down on people registering for these items and only being able to list one email address and phone number in order to make the coin collection system fairer for everyone. I do know there is a huge demand for all things Bluey, especially in the USA, and the coins were limited to Australian addresses only but I can just imagine the price people will put on the 2 coins, with the silver coin being limited and the most valued out of the 2 coins offered. Already on eBay, I’ve seen the gold coin being offered for at least $60- $80 minimum but I’ve heard that the price will likely go down once the hype of Christmas is over. I’ve also got the Bluey coins from last year as well. I don’t plan on selling them at this point in time but may do so if I need the cash later on in my life. What do you think of the way the Bluey ballot was run? Can it be run a better or fairer way?
Enjoy your coin collecting!
Judi9877