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Banks to pay £7bn dividend bonanza: Big five lenders defy economic crunch to release extra cash - as profits soar to highest since 2008.It’s a timely reminder to check your one dollar coins from now on, as you might just win a jackpot. The majority of the coins wound up in Perth, and while the mule frenzy peaked around 2003/2004, the rare coin is still in circulation. The coin was made when a technician at the Royal Australian Mint accidentally paired the kangaroo-patterned ‘tails’ side of the coin with the ‘head’ of a 10c piece, explains the Australian Coin Collecting Blog. Credit: The Australian Coin Collecting BlogĮarlier this year, a Melbourne mum revealed how a simple mistake on a batch of one dollar coins could earn you $3000.Ī mix up at a mint in 2000 created a rare $1/10c hybrid - also called a mule coin - which is valued by rare coin collectors at thousands of times its face value. 2000 ‘mule’ one dollar coin The 2000 $1 mule coin. Millions of A$50 banknotes in Australia have an embarrassing error that was overlooked by the country's central bank before they were printed and circulated.

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