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2024 Paris Olympic Allezaus 25x $2 Coins Woolworths Release Sealed Ram Coin Bag

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AU $130.00
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“Brand New Sealed Bag”
Out of stock4 sold
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    Located in: Bankstown,NSW, Australia
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    Item specifics

    Seller notes
    “Brand New Sealed Bag”
    Coin Type
    Decimal
    Composition
    Nickel
    Year
    2024
    Country
    Australia
    Strike Type
    Proof
    Region of Origin
    Australia
    Colour
    RB

    Item description from the seller

    royalkicksau

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    *Buyers beware* This has been by far the worst experience I’ve had on eBay. Unfortunately my parcel never arrived, which was not the sellers fault in any way, but AusPosts fault. But, the interaction with this person was absolutely terrible. Very slow response and when the parcel was deemed lost by AusPost. They completely went silent, which forced me to have to go through eBay to organise a full refund. As a seller myself. I understand the importance of communicating with with your customers
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