Renniks Australian Coin & Note Values 33rd Edition - Collector's Price Guide

Renniks Australian Coin & Note Values - 33rd Edition

Australia's most trusted and comprehensive price guide for coin and banknote collectors!

The 33rd edition of Renniks Australian Coin & Note Values is the essential reference guide for anyone interested in Australian numismatics. Whether you're a seasoned collector, just starting your collection, or looking to value inherited coins and notes, this authoritative guide provides up-to-date market values and detailed information on Australian currency.

What's Inside This Essential Guide:

• Comprehensive coverage - All Australian coins from pre-decimal to modern decimal currency
• Banknote valuations - Complete guide to Australian paper money and polymer notes
• Current market prices - Updated values reflecting the latest market trends and auction results
• Detailed descriptions - Specifications, mintage figures, and historical information
• Grading guidance - Help understanding coin conditions and how they affect value
• Variety identification - Information on rare varieties, errors, and special issues
• Commemorative coins - Coverage of special releases and limited editions
• Expert insights - Written by leading Australian numismatic experts

Perfect For:

This guide is invaluable for coin collectors, banknote enthusiasts, dealers, estate valuers, and anyone curious about the value of Australian currency. From rare pre-decimal pennies to modern commemorative dollars, from early banknotes to the latest polymer issues - it's all covered in detail.

Why Collectors Trust Renniks:

For over three decades, Renniks has been the gold standard in Australian numismatic reference guides. The 33rd edition continues this tradition with thoroughly researched valuations based on actual market sales, auction results, and dealer prices. It's the guide that collectors, dealers, and auction houses rely on throughout Australia.

Essential for: Coin collectors, banknote enthusiasts, numismatists, dealers, estate valuers, and anyone interested in Australian currency history