Old Singapore Dollar Notes and Coins
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Any numismatists out there?
I have a couple of old notes and quite a number of old coins, especially old one dollar coins. And I'm looking for a buyer.
I have notes in denominations of
$1 [the ship series and the bird series]. A few of them have numbers in sequence. Most of them are still crispy and straight. Almost like new.
$2 [the ship series - both the orange and purple ones]. Also few with numbers in sequence.
$10 My ten dollar note [I only have ONE] is this red color one from long ago. I'm not sure if it's also the bird series [cos it looks a little different from the other notes of the series] but there IS a bird on the note. The note is quite crumpled though.
$20 Also from the bird series. This is a bit crumpled but it's still crispy. But I only have one of it.
And oh boy, I have alot of old coins except those square one cent coins.
The price leh.. I don't know. Negotiable?
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Selling money...
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i am a gentleman -
Or does anyone out there know where I can sell these notes to?
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My dad has 1/4 cent coins.. it's very antique..
he wants to keep it longer before selling them.. -
One-quarter cent coins?!Originally posted by kohanson:My dad has 1/4 cent coins.. it's very antique..
he wants to keep it longer before selling them..
Yah true if keep longer can sell for more money. But I'm getting tired of keeping those notes because they don't serve a purpose to me. I'd rather sell them off right now you see.
Hmm will your dad want my notes and coins? Because I can offer a very good price.. Just want to get rid of them.
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give 2 mi lor...Originally posted by MooKu:One-quarter cent coins?!
Yah true if keep longer can sell for more money. But I'm getting tired of keeping those notes because they don't serve a purpose to me. I'd rather sell them off right now you see.
Hmm will your dad want my notes and coins? Because I can offer a very good price.. Just want to get rid of them.
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don't think so.. he's waiting to sell away the coins. i heard that can go for auction. eh not very sure..Originally posted by MooKu:One-quarter cent coins?!
Yah true if keep longer can sell for more money. But I'm getting tired of keeping those notes because they don't serve a purpose to me. I'd rather sell them off right now you see.
Hmm will your dad want my notes and coins? Because I can offer a very good price.. Just want to get rid of them. -
Oh... could you please help me find out more, if it's not inconvenient for you?
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sure no problem..Originally posted by MooKu:Oh... could you please help me find out more, if it's not inconvenient for you?
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i got banana money
Its very valuable -
Ah. How much are you willing to pay?Originally posted by ForumGOD:
me interested... sms 90942020 -
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got banana money
haha ironic...
Its very valuable
anyway will the red $2 notes be valueable? -
that hp number belongs to Osama lehOriginally posted by ForumGOD: me interested... sms 90942020
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Originally posted by sgboy2004:that hp number belongs to Osama leh
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Baby sgboy2004
anyway ForumGod, actually I think you shouldn't be leaving your number in the forum so openly. No offence meant to anyone, but you never know what people will do to your number. I had a friend who received a phone call one day from someone she didn't know, and asking for sex. That guy claimed to have chatted to her in IRC and he insisted it was my friend who gave the number herself.
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Hi Mooku,
Keep those coins and notes for a few more years and you will relaise their value.
The "ship' series is worth about 1.5 times to 2 times its face value now.
I even have the old $1 coin. the very big one and the $5 ones... -
ermm actually the value for the old notes in Singapore is not really that great unless its very limited condition. I bought a mint condition bird series 50 dollars for onli 52 or 53... So the price will never be really great unless when i become a grand father and the whole Singapore population stop using note and change over to cash card and stuff. No offense fren. The higest valus coin is seem is one Malaysian 10cent coin that was sold for 50 sing dollars and some HK coin that was sold for 2 thousand US dollars. The highest values coins i know of is those 14 to 16 century old gold coins which can fetch up to 6K US dollars. The best part is such coins come together in bulk as they can only be found on sunken ships under a few feets of mud.
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I know of a shop opposite funan centre dealing wif sale of old notes. Forget the building name n level though...