Most Valuable Australian $1 Coins - Royal Australian Mint Bluey Coin

Be wary of fakes online, and keep in mind that on eBay a buyer could pull out, which means the coin would not have sold for the price it says it has.
You can check your change with experts, like Coin Hunter or The Royal Mint, though they will tell you if something the real deal or not.
You can check how much the coin is selling for on eBay, by searching the full name of the coin, selecting the sold listing and then toggle the search to highest value.
It will give you a rough idea, of the amount that coin is selling for.
But remember, coins are only really worth, what someone is willing to pay for them.
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Don’t waste your money it’s a terrible fraud!

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no its not the Bluey coins are a stroke of genius its just sad that the mint didn't relies how popular Bluey is and minted more of them the limited supply is what is driving the high resale price i mean if you think basic economics is a scam then i can't help you with that