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BANKNOTES

2 April The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale Hong Kong CSS1528 April Queen Elizabeth II, A Banknote Collection London 1503328 April The Michael Jowett Collection of African Banknotes London 1503229 April The Uncirculated Collection London 1503429/30 April World Banknotes London 150086 May British Banknotes London 150363/4 June The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale New York 3228/9 July World Banknotes London 1502827 August The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale Hong Kong CSS1729/30 September World Banknotes London 150091 October World Banknotes London 1500914 November The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale Hong Kong CSS19

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Peter van der Molen, RDPSA, FRPSL London 1503520/21/22 May The Philatelic Collector’s Series Sale London 15023June The Philatelic Collector’s Series Sale New York 15115/16 July The Philatelic Collector’s Series Sale London 15026July Postal History and Historical Documents London 1503717/18 August Stamps and Covers of South East Asia Sale during the International Exhibition Singapore 1502726 September The Philatelic Collector’s Series Sale Hong Kong CSS14

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July Postal History and Historical Documents London 15037

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queen eliZabeth ii: a banKnote ColleCtion

AUSTRALIA 1-3

BAHAMAS 4-40

BELIZE 41-62

BERMUDA 63-104

BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES 105-109

BRITISH HONDURAS 110-115

CANADA 116-127

CAYMAN ISLANDS 128-141

CEYLON 142-146

EAST AFRICA 147-154

EAST CARIBBEAN 155-196

FALKLAND ISLANDS 197-201

FIJI 202-231

GIBRALTAR 232

GREAT BRITAIN 233-266

GUERNSEY 267-268

HONG KONG 269

ISLE OF MAN 270-295

JAMAICA 296-304

JERSEY 305-326

MALAYA AND BRITISH BORNEO 327-328

MALTA 329-336

MAURITIUS 337-343

NEW ZEALAND 344-358

RHODESIA 359-365

ST HELENA 366-371

SCOTLAND 372

SEYCHELLES 373-381

SOLOMON ISLANDS 382-384

SOUTHERN RHODESIA 385-386

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 387-388

MISCELLANEOUS 389

ORDER OF SALE


TUESDAY 28 APRIL 2015

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3Commonwealth of Australia, $1 (4), 1966, 1968,1972 and 1974, prefixes ACL, AGG, BCP and BQP,all dark brown on orange and brown underprint,Elizabeth II at right, arms at centre (Pick 37a, 37b,37d, 42a, Rennick 71, 72, 74, 75), a lovely early groupincluding the first and second issues of the firstAustralian dollar notes, the second issue scarce, aboutuncirculated to uncirculated (4)

£220-260

BAHAMAS

4Bahamas Government, 4/-, ND (1954), serialnumber A/2 449556, green on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right, sailing ship at left,value at each corner (BG B12b, Pick 13), in PMGholder 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated, an early secondsignature and a scarce variety

£220-260

AUSTRALIA

1Commonwealth of Australia, £1, ND (1953-60),serial number HE/16 728949, black on greenunderprint, arms at top centre, Elizabeth II at right,value at centre and each corner (Pick 30a, Rennicks33), the first QEII note for Australia, uncirculated withsuperb centering and excellent embossing seldom seen onthese and the subsequent series

£180-220

2Commonwealth of Australia, Reserve Bank, £1,ND (1961-66), serial number HJ/37005796, blackon green underprint, arms at top centre, Elizabeth IIat right, value at centre and each corner (Pick 34a,Rennicks 34a), second series, uncirculated with superbembossing seldom seen on these notes

£150-200


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5Bahamas Government, 4/-, ND (1963), serialnumber A/6 400078, green on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right, sailing ship at left,value at each corner (BG B12d, Pick 13), A/6 is thelast prefix for this design and last signature type, the lastever four shilling issued by the Bahamas, uncirculatedwith superb embossing and centering

£160-220

6Bahamas Government, 10/-, ND (1953), serialnumber A/1 061250, red on multicolour underprint,Elizabeth II at right, sailing ship at left, value at eachcorner (BG B13a, Pick 14), in PMG holder 66 EPQ, avirtually impossible note to find in any condition andvery seldom offered, in this grade an exceptional rarity

£1,500-2,000



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7Bahamas Government, 10/-, ND (1963), serialnumber A/2 952816, red on multicolour underprint,Elizabeth II at right, sailing ship at left, value at eachcorner (BG B13d, Pick 14d), in PMG holder 64 EPQ,choice uncirculated, a very scarce note and the firstprefix for date, P14b, c and d all span the A/2 prefixwith P14d spanning between prefix A/2 and A/3

£500-600

8Bahamas Government, £1, ND (1953), serialnumber A/1 230064, black on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right, sailing ship at left,value at each corner (BG B14a, Pick 15a), apresentable very fine with no tears, pin holes or stains, anincredibly scarce signature variety which was replacedthe following year when the Receiver General HerbertLatreille retired and William Sweeting replacing him

£300-400

9Bahamas Government, £1, ND (1953), serialnumber A/2 597581, black on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right, sailing ship at left,value at each corner (BG B14b, Pick 15b), singlecentre fold and slight mishandling otherwise a niceoriginal extremely fine to about uncirculated, the secondsignature variety of Sweeting and Burnside introducedin 1954

£300-400

10Bahamas Government, £1, ND (1961), serialnumber A/3 646741, black on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right, sailing ship at left,value at each corner (BG B14c, Pick 15c), in PMGholder 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated, this is the thirdsignature of the four signature series, introduced in1961 and replaced in 1963

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11Bahamas Government, £1, ND (1963), serialnumber A/5 157586, black on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right, sailing ship at left,value at each corner (BG B14d, Pick 16d), in PMGholder 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated

£300-400

12Bahamas Government, a small group comprising $½(3), ND (1965), and 4/-, 1963, the first three purple,with Elizabeth II at left, last green, Elizabeth II atright, ship at left (BG B12d, B16a, Pick 17, 13b), twoof the $1/2 consecutive, about uncirculated touncirculated and all original with superb deepembossing, the 4/- in original very fine (4)

£70-100

13Bahamas Government, $1 (3), ND (1965), serialnumbers A662963-65, green on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at left, value at each corner(BG B17a, Pick 18a), consecutive first prefix notes, alloriginal with superb deep embossing, uncirculated witha counting crease (3)

£100-150

14Bahamas Government, $3 (2), ND (1965), serialnumbers A252852 and A012891, red on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at left, value at each corner(BG B18a, Pick 19a), original very fine to good veryfine (2)

£60-80

15Bahamas Government, $5, ND (1965), serialnumber A031649, green on multicolour underprint,Elizabeth II at left, value at each corner (Pick 20a), inPMG holder 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated

£380-460

16Bahamas Government, $5, ND (1965), serialnumber B792604, orange on multicolour underprint,Elizabeth II at left, value at each corner (BG B20a,Pick 21a), an original extremely fine with nice sharpcolour and raised ink and natural sheen, a very scarcetype note and the only note with this signaturecombination, this series was replaced in the same year itwas issued in 1967

£150-200

17Bahamas Monetary Authority, $½ (3), ND (1968),serial numbers D094060-61 and D049202, purple onmulticolour underprint, Elizabeth II at left, value ateach corner, also a specimen of the same note, prefixC, with red SPECIMEN overprint (BMA B1a, B1s,Pick 26a, 26s), two of the notes are consecutive, allterrific originals with superb embossing, uncirculated(4)

£100-150



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18Bahamas Monetary Authority, $3, ND (1968),serial number B255473, red, also a specimen $1, ND(1968), prefix G, green on multicolour underprint,both with Elizabeth II at left, value at each corner(BMA B2s, B3a, Pick 27s, 28a), original uncirculated(2)

£100-150

19Bahamas Monetary Authority, $5, ND (1968),serial number E201140, orange on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at left, value at each corner(BMA B4a, Pick 29a), uncirculated and a wonderfuloriginal with superb embossing and natural sheen, ascarce signature variety and very underrated in thisgrade

£300-400

20Bahamas Monetary Authority, specimen $50, ND(1968), serial number A000000, brown onmulticolour underprint, Elizabeth II at left, value ateach corner, two cancellation holes and red De La Rueovals and SPECIMEN overprint (BMA B7s1, Pick32a), mounting traces, thus about uncirculated

£350-450

21Central Bank of the Bahamas, $1 (3), ND (1974),prefixes W, A/1 and M/1, green on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at left, value at each corner(CBB B1a, Pick 35a), all original and uncirculated, lotfeaturing the single letter prefix as well as two fractionalprefixes A/1 and M/1, note the subtle difference incolour from dark to a lighter green between the first andlast prefix types (3)

£100-150

22Central Bank of the Bahamas, $5, ND (1974), serialnumber G289091, orange on multicolour underprint,Elizabeth II at left, value at each corner (CBB B2a,Pick 37a), in PMG holder 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated,difficult in this grade

£200-250

23Central Bank of the Bahamas, $5, ND (1974), serialnumber K394839, orange on multicolour underprint,Elizabeth II at left, value at each corner (CBB B2b,Pick 37b), Allen signature, thus very scarce, a lovelyoriginal uncirculated with deep embossing and raisedprint

£400-500



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24Central Bank of the Bahamas, $10, ND (1974),serial number E643602, blue-black on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at left, value at each corner(CBB B3a, Pick 38a), in PMG holder 64 EPQ, choiceuncirculated, centering is off, otherwise likely a highergrade, rare in this condition

£500-600

25Central Bank of the Bahamas, $10, ND (1974),serial number K160804 blue-black on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at left, value at each corner(CBB B3b, Pick 38b), in PMG holder 64, choiceuncirculated, this signature missing from mostcollections in such a high grade, only four uncirculatednotes in the PMG population report

£600-800


26Central Bank of the Bahamas, $20, ND (1974),serial number J664889, brown on pale yellow andgreen, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at left, value in eachcorner and at centre, bank title in ornate panel topcentre, reverse, multicolour, flowers at left, palm tree,horse and carriage at centre, coat of arms at right (Pick39a), in PMG holder number 66, gem uncirculated,EPQ

£1,400-1,800


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27Central Bank of the Bahamas, $20, ND (1974),serial number F084455, brown on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at left, value at each corner(CBB B4a, Pick 39a), faultless original anduncirculated with wonderful embossing, a true raritywhich is seldom offered in this condition

£1,200-1,600

28Central Bank of the Bahamas, a good sized groupcomprising $½ (4), 1984, black, $1 (6), 1984, green,$3 (3), 1984, red, $1, 1992, $1 (2), 1996, $1, 2002,both green and $10, 2005, blue and green, all withElizabeth II at right (Pick 42a, 43a, 43b, 44, 51, 57,70, 73), all wonderful original uncirculated examples,nine different note types included in this group spanningtwo decades (some multiples), the Smith signature noteshave both the single and double letter prefix types (18)

£150-200

29Central Bank of the Bahamas, $5, ND (1984), serialnumber B821703, orange on multicolour underprint,Elizabeth II at right, value at each corner (CBB B10a,Pick 45a), in PMG holder 66 EPQ, gem uncirculated,the second prefix Allen signature, rare in this grade

£120-160


30Central Bank of the Bahamas, $10, ND (1984),serial number D077601, turquoise on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right, value at each corner(CBB B11a, Pick 46a), in PMG holder 65 EPQ, gemuncirculated, with embossing still visible through theholder, D is the last prefix for this type, scarce in thisgrade

£220-260


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31Central Bank of the Bahamas, $10, ND (1987), serial number F947435,turquoise on multicolour underprint, Elizabeth II at right, value at each corner(CBB B11b, Pick 46b), a touch of handling, but uncirculated with superbembossing, a very scarce signature variety

£250-300

32Central Bank of the Bahamas, $20, ND (1984), serial number C572007,brown and red on multicolour underprint, Elizabeth II at right, value at eachcorner, coach and horses at left, reverse, ships in harbour (CBB B12a, Pick 47a),in PMG holder number 66, gem uncirculated, EPQ, very scarce in this grade

£450-550

33Central Bank of the Bahamas, $20, ND (1984), serial number G930108,brown and red on multicolour underprint, Elizabeth II at right, value at eachcorner (CBB B12b, Pick 47b), faultless uncirculated with incredible embossing, alovely note and scarce in this grade

£300-400



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34Central Bank of the Bahamas, $50, ND (1984),serial number A330348, brown on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at centre right, lighthouse atleft, value at corners, reverse brown, Central bankbuilding in Nassau (Pick 48a, LNZ CBB B13a), inPMG holder 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated, an excellentexample of a scarce note

£2,500-3,500

35Central Bank of the Bahamas, $10, ND (1992), serial number N699186,turquoise on multicolour underprint, Elizabeth II at right, value at each corner(CBB B18a, Pick 53a), a faultless uncirculated note with embossed numbers andperfect centering, a very underrated type, with this being a last prefix

£300-400



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36Central Bank of the Bahamas, $50, ND (1992), serial number C0 95463, red, blue and green, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at centre right, map at centre, bank title top centre left, reverse, fish low left, building atcentre, coat of arms at right (Pick 55), in PMG holder number 66, gem uncirculated, EPQ

£950-1,200

37Central Bank of the Bahamas, $100, ND (1992), serial number C000248, blue on multicolour underprint,Elizabeth II at centre right, sailing boat at left, value at corners, reverse blue, jumping Marlin at centre, armsat low right (Pick 56, LNZ CBB B22a), in PMG holder 64 EPQ, choice uncirculated, a great example of amodern rarity and a very low number. This note may well be the only known low number for this variety.

£3,000-4,000



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38Central Bank of the Bahamas, $100, 1996, serialnumber G386346, blue and purple on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right, value at each corner(CBB B28a, Pick 62a), a fresh and originaluncirculated with deep embossing, faint toning alongright edge, a lovely example of a very scarce note indeed

£900-1,200

39Central Bank of the Bahamas, $100, 2000, serialnumber R945754, blue and purple on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right, value at each corner(CBB B33a, Pick 67a), almost uncirculated with lovelyoriginal sheen and embossing just the very lightest ofbends preventing a full uncirculated grade, a beautifulnote now becoming scarce

£160-200


40Central Bank of the Bahamas, $100, 2009, serialnumber A400993, purple and multicoloured,Elizabeth II at right, map at centre left (CBB B43a,Pick 76a), in PMG holder 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated,surprisingly seldom seen note despite it only being fiveyears old and is probably a new modern rarity

£250-300


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41Government of Belize, $1, 1 January 1974, serialnumber A/1 363728, green on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right, arms at left, value atcentre and each corner (GOB B1a, Pick 33a), afaultless uncirculated note with incredible embossing,and a scarce date with less than 400,000 notes produced

£120-160

42Government of Belize, $1, 1 June 1975, serialnumber A/1 401735, green on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right, arms at left, value atcentre and each corner (GOB B1b, Pick 33b), in PMGholder 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated, only slightly morethan 500,000 were issued for this date

£100-150

43Government of Belize, $1, 1 January 1976, serialnumber A/3 389359, green on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right, arms at left, value atcentre and each corner (GOB B1c, Pick 33c),uncirculated and a beautiful original with incredibleembossing, the last prefix for this date

£90-120

44Government of Belize, $2, 1 June 1975, serialnumber B/1 445052, purple, orange and violet,portrait Queen Elizabeth II in ornate circular frame atright, coat of arms at left, bank title in tablet topcentre, value in each corner at centre and low centre,reverse, guilloche patterns (LNZ GOB B2, Pick 34b),in PMG holder number 65, gem uncirculated, EPQ

£170-210

45Government of Belize, $2, 1 January 1976, serialnumber B/2 023297, purple, orange and violet,portrait Queen Elizabeth II in ornate circular frame atright, coat of arms at left, bank title in tablet topcentre, value in each corner at centre and low centre,reverse, guilloche patterns (LNZ GOB B2, Pick 34c),in PMG holder number 66, gem uncirculated, EPQ,incredible example of this date type

£180-230

46Government of Belize, $5, 1 June 1975, serialnumber C/1 073854, red and violet, portrait QueenElizabeth II in circular frame at right, coat of arms atleft, bank title top centre, reverse, multicolour, banktitle in ornate panel (LNZ GOB B3, Pick 35a),uncirculated with magnificent embossing and brightraised print, first date type and a beautiful originalexample, stunning

£250-300


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47Government of Belize, $5, 1 January 1976, serialnumber C/2 620916, red and violet, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, coat of arms in ornate frame atleft, bank title top centre, value in each corner and atcentre and low centre, reverse, guilloche patterns(LNZ GOB B3, Pick 35b), in PMG holder number 66,gem uncirculated, EPQ, lovely example of this secondand last date type

£250-300

48The Monetary Authority of Belize, $5, 1 June1980, serial number J/2 295249, red on multicolourunderprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centreright, coat of arms top left, shoal of fish and coral atcentre, angel fish at right, reverse, National AssemblyBuilding at centre (LNZ MAB B2, Pick 39a),uncirculated, original and embossed with excellentcentering, new design and first date

£90-120

49The Monetary Authority of Belize, $20, 1 June1980, serial number T/2 622495, brown onmulticolour underprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth IIcentre right, coat of arms top left, school of fish andcoral at centre, angel fish at left, reverse, brown, purpleand pale green, National Assembly Building at centre,angel fisher and iguana at left, jabiru stork at right(LNZ MAB B3, Pick 41), about very fine andcompletely natural and a presentable example,incredibly scarce denomination for date and probablythe key note for this first series

£130-180

50Central Bank of Belize, $10, 1 July 1982, serialnumber P/4 739501, dark grey on multicolourunderprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II centre right,coat of arms top left, shoal of fish and coral at centre,angel fish at right, reverse, National Assembly Buildingat centre, angel fish and iguana at left, jabiru stork atright (LNZ CBB B2, Pick 44a), uncirculated, firstprefix for date type and a colour change, superblyembossed original note

£160-200

51Central Bank of Belize, $5, 1 January 1989, serialnumber J/5 038255, red and multicolour, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, coat of arms in ornatecircular frame top left, shoal of fish and coral at centre,angel fish at left, reverse, National Assembly Buildingat centre (LNZ CBB B5, Pick 47b), uncirculated andoriginal with great embossing, slight foxing evident inone corner, last date and only prefix

£90-120

52Central Bank of Belize, $10, 1 January 1987, serialnumber P/5 210926, dark grey on multicolourunderprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centreright, coat of arms top left, school of fish and coral atcentre, angel fish at right, reverse, National AssemblyBuilding at centre, angel fish and iguana at left andjabiru stork at right (LNZ CBB B7, Pick 48a), in PMGholder number 66, gem uncirculated, EPQ, only oneprefix for this date and underrated

£250-300



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53Central Bank of Belize, $20, 1 January 1986, serialnumber T/5 373029, brown and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre right, coat ofarms top left, fish at centre and at far right, reverse,lilac and brown, building at centre, fish and lizard lowleft, bird at right (LNZ CBB B7, Pick 49a), in PMGholder number 65, gem uncirculated, EPQ, anunderrated note

£340-380

54Central Bank of Belize, $20, 1 January 1987, serialnumber T/7 483356, green, brown and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre right, coat ofarms top left, angel fish at right, coral and tropical fishat centre, reverse, brown, mauve and pale green,National Assembly Building at centre (LNZ CBB B7,Pick 49b), uncirculated and completely original withwonderful embossing, last date type for this design series

£170-220

55Central Bank of Belize, specimen $100, 1 November1983, serial number X/1 000000, blue andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,tropical fish and coral at centre, coat of arms top left,angel fish at left, reverse, blue, mauve and green,National Assembly Building (LNZ CBB B8, Pick50a), uncirculated and original, specimen previouslymounted

£600-800

56Central Bank of Belize, $1, $2, $5, $10, 1 May1990, serial numbers AA652588, AA322249,AA062710 and AA142682 respectively, a bright andcolourful set all depicting Queen Elizabeth II at right,tropical fish at centre, reverse, underwater scene, MayaRuins, St George’s Caye and Government Houserespectively (LNZ CBB B9, 10, 11, 12, Pick 51a, 52a,53a, 54a), uncirculated and all original with excellentembossing, a set of the first four denominations of thefirst prefix AA 1990 notes

£100-120

57Central Bank of Belize, $10, 1 June 1991, serialnumber AC750615, $20, 1 May 1990, serial numberAC202918, dark grey on multicolour underprint,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, Belize City CourtHouse clock tower top left, coat of arms and tropicalfish at centre, reverse, Belize City Court House, brownand multicolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centreright, jaguar in tree at left, arms low centre left,reverse, toucan and tapir at centre left, numerousanimals at centre and right (LNZ CBB B12, 13, Pick54b, 55), about uncirculated to uncirculated

£100-120



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58Central Bank of Belize, $50, 1 May 1990, serialnumber AA101421, maroon and multicolour, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at centre right, coat of arms lowcentre left, harbour scene at left, coral and fish atcentre, reverse, pink and multicolour, toucan and tapirat centre left, bridges of Belize (LNZ CBB B14, Pick56a), uncirculated note with superb embossing andcentering, seldom offered first prefix and only prefix AAand a scarce date and denomination in this grade.Faultless original

£200-250

59Central Bank of Belize, $50, 1 June 1991, serialnumber AB394598, burgundy and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre right, coat ofarms low centre left, harbour scene at left, coral andfish at centre, reverse, pink and multicolour, toucanand tapir at centre left, bridges of Belize (LNZ CBBB14, Pick 56b), uncirculated note with superbembossing and centering, seldom offered first prefix andonly prefix AB and a scarce date and denomination inthis grade. Faultless original

£200-250

60Central Bank of Belize, $100, 1 May 1994, serialnumber AC231801, blue on multicolour underprint,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre right, toucan intree at left, coat of arms low left, tropical fish at centre,reverse, toucan and tapir in panel at centre left, variousbirds (LNZ CBB B15, Pick 57c), in PMG holdernumber 66, gem uncirculated, EPQ, a very scarce notein this grade. Exceptional.

£360-400

61Central Bank of Belize, $5, 1996 $2 (2), 1999,2002, $10, 2001, $50, 2010, serial numbersBB812005, CB2750319, CD099831, CC879719and DF655761 respectively, all in beautiful colours,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre right, reverse,various Belize scenes (LNZ CBB B16, B18, B20, B28,Pick 58, 60a, 60b, 62b, 70), all original anduncirculated, nice group of different dates from 1996 to2010 (5)

£90-120

62Central Bank of Belize, $100, 1 January 2003, serialnumber DA805079, grey-blue and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre right, tropicalfish at centre, coat of arms low centre, reverse,multicolour, toucan and tapir in panel at centre left,birds centre and right (LNZ CBB B29, Pick 71a),uncirculated and a perfectly preserved note with superbembossing, faultless original. A deceptive note to find thisnice.

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63Bermuda Government, 5 shillings, 20 October 1952,serial number J/1801995, brown and purple, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at centre, view of Hamiltonharbour low centre, reverse, brown, pink and olivegreen, Royal crest flanked by value (LNZ BG B19,Pick 18a), uncirculated and original with lovelyembossing, slight mishandling noted, early date type anda lovely example

£140-180

64Bermuda Government, 5 shillings, 20 October 1952,serial number L/1 049539, brown and purple,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre, view ofHamilton harbour low centre, reverse, brown, pinkand olive green, Royal crest flanked by value (LNZ BGB19, Pick 18a), about uncirculated and original withembossed numbers, last prefix for date and a scarce earlydate

£100-140

65Bermuda Government, 5 shillings, 1 May 1957,serial number Z/1 383613, brown and purple,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre, view ofHamilton harbour low centre, reverse, brown, pinkand olive green, Royal crest flanked by value (LNZ BGB19, Pick 18b), in PCGS holder number 66 PPQ, gemnew, a stunning example

£100-140

66Bermuda Government, 10 shillings, 20 October1952, serial number F/1 542003, red andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre,Gate’s Fort in St George low centre, reverse, Royalcrest in ornate panel with value at left and right and atlow centre (LNZ BG B20, Pick 19a), aboutuncirculated and original with embossed numbers, veryscarce early date

£380-450

67Bermuda Government, 10 shillings, 1 May 1957,serial number N/1 250594, red and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre, Gate’s Fort in StGeorge low centre, reverse, Royal crest in ornate panelflanked by value (LNZ BG B20, Pick 19b), in PMGholder number 67, superb gem uncirculated, EPQ

£300-350

68Bermuda Government, 10 shillings, 1 October 1966,serial number W/1 029537, red and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre, Gate’s Fort in StGeorge low centre, reverse, Royal crest in ornate panelwith value at left and right and at low centre (LNZ BGB20, Pick 19c), in PMG holder number 64, choiceuncirculated, EPQ

£250-300


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69Bermuda Government, £1, 20 October 1952, serial number E/1 445493, blue and multicolour, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, Somerset Bridge at Sandys Parish at left, reverse, dark blue, turquoise and orange, Royal Crestat centre, value at left, right and low centre (LNZ BG B21, Pick 20a), uncirculated, a superb and highly desirable note

£500-600

70Bermuda Government, £1, 1 May 1957, serialnumber L/2 430841, blue and multicolour, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, Somerset Bridge atSandys Parish at left, reverse, dark blue, turquoise andorange, Royal Crest at centre flanked by value (LNZBG B21, Pick P20c), in PMG holder number 66, gemuncirculated, EPQ, a very scarce note in this grade,exceptional

£300-350


71Bermuda Government, £1, 1 October 1966, serialnumber T/2 168403, blue and multicolour, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, Somerset Bridge atSandys Parish at left, reverse, dark blue, turquoise andorange, Royal Crest at centre flanked by value (LNZBG B21, Pick 20d), in PCGS holder number 66, gemnew, PPQ

£230-280

72Bermuda Government, £1, 1 October 1966, serialnumber X/2 535020, blue on multicolour underprint,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, Somerset Bridgeat Sandys Parish at left, reverse, dark blue, turquoiseand pale orange, Royal Crest in ornate frame at centreflanked by value (LNZ BG B21, Pick 20d),uncirculated, a beautiful note

£300-400


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73Bermuda Government, £5, 1 May 1957, serial number K/1 942279, orange and light green, portrait Queen ElizabethII at right, harbour at Hamilton low left, reverse, orange and lime green, Royal crest at centre, value at left, right and lowcentre (LNZ BG B22, Pick 21b), in PMG holder number 50, about uncirculated, stunning

£750-1,000

74Bermuda Government, £5, 1 October 1965, serial number Q/1 418336, orange on multicolour underprint, ElizabethII at right, steamship entering Hamilton Harbour at low left, value at left and each corner, reverse arms at centre, value atleft and right (Pick 21d, LNZ BG B22c), in PMG holder 64 EPQ, choice uncirculated, a rare date and a superb grade, lovely

£2,200-3,000



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75Bermuda Government, £10, 28 July 1964, serialnumber B/1 125473, purple on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right, map of Bermuda atlow left, value at left and corners, reverse arms atcentre, value at left and right (Pick 22, LNZ BGB23a), fresh, original and uncirculated, an absolutelysuperb example of a very rare note

£2,800-3,500



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76Bermuda Government, $1 (8), 1970 (3), 1975,1978, 1984, 1986, 1988, blue on multicolourunderprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, coatof arms centre left, Bermuda petrel in background,water lily flowers low right, reverse, two Bermudasailboats, Hamilton scene top right (LNZ BG B24,Pick 23a, b, c, d), all uncirculated and original, awonderful group covering all the Pick numbers withsome multiples but with different prefixes some of whichare scarce for the date (8)

£140-180

77Bermuda Government, specimen $1, 6 February1970, serial number A/1 000000, blue andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, coatof arms centre left, Bermuda petrel in background atcentre, reverse, Bermuda sailboats, view of Hamiltontop right (LNZ BG B24, Pick 23s) uncirculated andoriginal, De La Rue Specimen previously mounted no.11

£140-180

78Bermuda Government, $5 (2), 6 February 1970,serial numbers A/1 000304 and A/1 001002, red andgreen, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, coat ofarms centre left, queen conch in background at centre,passion flowers low right, reverse, lighthouse on StDavid’s Island, buildings and harbour at St George(LNZ BG B25, Pick 24a), both perfectly uncirculatedand original, a beautiful pair of the first date type withone low number and the other the being the second noteof the second bundle of a 1000 notes. Aspen states allBermuda notes were shipped in bundles of a 1000 notes.

£110-130

79Bermuda Government, $10, 6 February 1970, serialnumber A/2 102358, purple, green and pink, portraitQueen Elizabeth at right, coat of arms centre left,oleander flowers in background at centre, hibiscusflowers low right, reverse, Bermuda petrel at centre,pleasure boats at left (LNZ BG B26, Pick 25a),original and a very good extremely fine, fantastic pieceof Bermudian numismatics. One of only two known1970 $10 notes courtesy autographed by John H. Sharpeand the only one known on the scarce A/2 last prefix. ExDr. David J. Saul Collection.

£110-150

80Bermuda Government, $20, 6 February 1970, serialnumber A/1 592999, green, red and light blue,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, hibiscus flower atcentre and lily flowers low right, reverse, SomersetBridge in Sandys Parish, coat of arms top left (LNZBG B27, Pick 26a), about uncirculated with goodembossing, a nice example of this date type

£80-100

81Bermuda Monetary Authority, $1 (8), 1984 (2),1986, 1988 (6), blue on multicolour underprint,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, coat of armscentre left, Bermuda petrel in background, water lilyflowers low right, reverse, two Bermuda sailboats,Hamilton scene top right (LNZ BMA B1, Pick 28b, c,d), all uncirculated, a wonderful low number group ofnotes covering the last 3 prefixes and last three date typesfor this early portrait type. Some nice numbers and someconsecutive

£200-240



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82Bermuda Monetary Authority, specimen $1, $5,$10 (2), $20, $50 (2), $100, blue and olive green, redand green, purple, green and pink, green red and lightblue, brown, orange brown and green respectively, allfeature portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right andBermudan scenes on reverse (LNZ BMA B1, 2, 3, 4,5, 6, Pick 28b, 29a, 30as, 31cs, 32b, 33a), alluncirculated and original, a superb group of bankspecimens. These were actual issued notes which wereturned into specimens by the Monetary Authority. The$10 notes are very interesting as they display a distinctvariation in thickness of ink on the dates and signatures.Thus a thin date and thick date variety not seen before bythe vendor. (8)

£250-300

83Bermuda Monetary Authority, $5, 11 January1986, serial number A/2 200165, red and green,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, conch shell inbackground at centre, coat of arms centre left, passionflowers low right, reverse, lighthouse at St David’sIsland, buildings and harbour at St George (LNZBMA B2, Pick 29c), uncirculated and a lovely original,low number example no.165 series starts at A/2 200001

£50-70

84Bermuda Monetary Authority, $10, 1 April 1978,serial number A/1323779, purple, green and pink,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, arms centre left,oleander flowers at centre and hibiscus flowers lowright, value in each corner and at centre, reverse,Bermuda petrel at centre, boats at left (LNZ BMA B3,Pick 30a), uncirculated and completely original, a slightripple adding to the notes originality. A fabulousexample of this scarce date type.

£80-100

85Bermuda Monetary Authority, $10, 2 January1982, serial number A/2 000425, purple, green andpink, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, arms centreleft, oleander flowers at centre and hibiscus flowerslow right, value in each corner and at centre, reverse,Bermuda petrel at centre, boats at left (LNZ BMA B3,Pick 30b), uncirculated and original, a superb lownumber note. This series starts at A/2 000001

£130-160

86Bermuda Monetary Authority, $20, 1 April 1974,serial number A/1 319789, green, red and light blue,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, hibiscus flower atcentre, lily flower low right, value in each corner andat centre, reverse, Somerset Bridge at Sandys Parish,boat at centre, arms top left (LNZ BMA B4, Pick31a), in PMG holder number 64, choice uncirculated,NET due to foxing/stains. PMG population report hasonly two notes graded slightly higher at 64 EPQ, thereare no Gem notes graded thus far. An extremely rarenote and one of two key notes for this entire series post1970. Missing from most advanced collections.

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87Bermuda Monetary Authority, specimen $20, 1April 1974, serial number A/1 000000, green, redand light blue, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,hibiscus flower at centre, lily flower low right, value ineach corner and at centre, reverse, Somerset Bridge atSandys Parish, boat at centre, arms top left (LNZBMA B4, Pick 31a), about uncirculated and originalwith mounting traces, a printer’s specimen of this rarenote. Specimen no.2 and a great companion to theprevious lot.

£150-200

88Bermuda Monetary Authority, specimen $20, 1March 1976, serial number A/1 000000, green, redand light blue, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,hibiscus flower at centre, lily flower low right, value ineach corner and at centre, reverse, Somerset Bridge atSandys Parish, boat at centre, arms top left (LNZBMA B4, Pick 31bs), uncirculated with nomishandling and original slight mounting traces, aprinter’s specimen. Specimen no.2 and a greatcompanion to the previous lot

£120-150

89Bermuda Monetary Authority, $20, 1 May 1984,serial number A/2 0000000, green, red and lightblue, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, hibiscusflower at centre, lily flower low right, value in eachcorner and at centre, reverse, Somerset Bridge atSandys Parish, boat at centre, arms top left (LNZBMA B4, Pick 31cs), uncirculated with nomishandling and original slight mounting traces, aprinter’s specimen. Specimen no.2 and a greatcompanion to the previous lot.

£120-150

90Bermuda Monetary Authority, specimen $20, 2January 1981, serial number A/2 000000, green, redand light blue, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,hibiscus flower at centre, lily flower low right, value ineach corner and at centre, reverse, Somerset Bridge atSandys Parish, boat at centre, arms top left (LNZBMA B4, Pick 31cs), uncirculated with nomishandling and original slight mounting traces, aprinter’s specimen. Specimen no.2 and a greatcompanion to the previous lot.

£120-150



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91Bermuda Monetary Authority, $20, 1 May 1984, serial number Z/1 033084, green,red and light blue, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, hibiscus flower at centre, lilyflower low right, value in each corner and at centre, reverse, Somerset Bridge at SandysParish, boat at centre, arms top left (BMA B4, Pick 31cr), in PMG holder number 66,gem uncirculated, EPQ, a rare replacement note and especially in this grade. PMGpopulation of three notes and none graded higher and one of only two graded at this level.Exceptional.

£450-550

92Bermuda Monetary Authority, $20, 1 January1986, serial number A/3 000000, green, red and lightblue, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, hibiscusflower at centre, lily flower low right, value in eachcorner and at centre, reverse, Somerset Bridge atSandys Parish, boat at centre, arms top left (LNZBMA B4, Pick 31ds), about uncirculated with a creaseand fully original with slight mounting traces, aprinter’s specimen. Specimen no.2 and a greatcompanion to the previous lot.

£120-150


93Bermuda Monetary Authority, specimen $50, 1May 1974, serial number A/1 000000, brown onmulticolour underprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II atright, lily flowers at centre and oleander flowers lowright, value in each corner and at centre, reverse, GibbsHill lighthouse, map of islands, coat of arms lowcentre right (BMA B5, Pick 32as), uncirculated andoriginal with mounting traces, a printer’s specimen ofthis very rare note. Specimen no.2 and a greatcompanion to the previous lots of twenty dollar notes.

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94Bermuda Monetary Authority, specimen $20, 1April 1978, serial number A/1 000000, brown onmulticolour underprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II atright, lily flowers at centre and oleander flowers lowright, value in each corner and at centre, reverse, GibbsHill lighthouse, map of islands, coat of arms lowcentre right (LNZ BMA B5, Pick 32b), uncirculatedand original, punch hole cancelled in each corner. Notrace of mounting which is unusual. A printer’sspecimen. Specimen no.2 and a great companion to theprevious lot.

£280-350

95Bermuda Monetary Authority, specimen $50, 2January 1982, serial number A/2 000000, brown onmulticolour underprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II atright, lily flowers at centre and oleander flowers lowright, value in each corner and at centre, reverse, GibbsHill lighthouse, map of islands, coat of arms lowcentre right (LNZ BMA B5, Pick 32b), uncirculatedand original, no trace of mounting which is unusual. Aprinter’s specimen. Specimen no.2 and a greatcompanion to the previous lot.

£280-350

96Bermuda Monetary Authority, $2, 1988, $5 (2),1989, $10, 1989, $20, 1989, $50, 1989, $100, 1989,all beautifully colourful and featuring portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, Bermudan scenes on reverses(LNZ BMA B7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, Pick 34a, 35a,35b, 36, 37a, 38, 39), all uncirculated, a lovely group(7)

£360-400

97Bermuda Monetary Authority, $5 (3), $10, $20,$100, 1989, serial numbers BB/1 000123, /1002451, B/1 002457, B/1 000907, B/2 000257and B/1 000232, all vibrantly colourful, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, scenes of Bermuda onreverses (LNZ BMA B8, 9, 10, 11, 13, Pick 35a, b,36, 37a, 39), all uncirculated (6)

£300-350

98Bermuda Monetary Authority, $50, 12 October1992, serial number C/C 000167, yellow, brown andred, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, bank title topcentre left, reverse, divers and sunken ship, map ofislands and coat of arms low centre right (LNZ BMABNP3, Pick 40), uncirculated and a low number

£100-120



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99Bermuda Monetary Authority, $50, 12 October1992, serial number C/C 001825, yellow, brown andred, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, bank title topcentre left, reverse, divers and sunken ship, map ofislands and coat of arms low centre right (LNZ BMABNP3, Pick 40), uncirculated

£100-120

100Bermuda Monetary Authority, $2, 1997, $5 (2),1992/95, $10, 1993, $20, 1996, $50 (2), 1992/6,$100, 1994, a vibrant and colourful group, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, Bermudan scenes onreverses (LNZ BMA B14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, Pick40Ab, 41a, b, 42a, 43a, 44a, 44c, 46), alluncirculated, a pleasing group (8)

£400-450

101Bermuda Monetary Authority, $50, 26 June 1997,serial number C/1 453744, yellow, brown and red,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, CommissionersHouse at centre, turtle low right, reverse, divers andshipwreck, map of islands, coat of arms low centreright (LNZ BMA B19, Pick 48) in PMG holdernumber 65, gem uncirculated, EPQA, surprisinglyelusive note which is scarce. It is also a low number 744as the series starts at C/1 453001. Fantastic example.

£160-200

102Bermuda Monetary Authority, $100, 30 June 1997,serial number C/1 357652, orange on multicolourunderprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, irisesin background at centre, butterfly top and low right,reverse, House of Assembly centre left and CamdenHouse top centre right, coat of arms top left, turtleslow left and top right (LNZ BMN B21, Pick 49),uncirculated with incredible embossing and raised inks,top denomination and a superb example

£180-200

103Bermuda Monetary Authority, $2, 7 May 2007,serial number C/4 466451, blue, green and pink,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, seahorse atcentre, shells along low margin, sea anemone lowright, reverse, Royal Naval Dockyard, map of islands,coat of arms (LNZ BMA B22, Pick 50b), uncirculatedand original, an incredibly scarce note and missing inmost collections. None in the Dr. David J. Saulcollection! A perfectly preserved rarity

£150-200

104Bermuda Monetary Authority, $2, $5 (3), $10,2000, $20, 2009, a bright colourful group, the firstfive depicting Queen Elizabeth II at right, reverses,Bermudan scenes, sixth, vertical format, whistling frogon branch, lizard top right, flowers around, reverse,flora and fauna, lighthouse LNZ BMA B22, 23, 24,33, Pick 50a, 51a, 52a, 60b), all pristine uncirculatednotes and wonderful originals, low numbers and someduplication. Includes the 2009 normal issued A/1 prefixlow number (6)

£80-100



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BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES

105British Caribbean Territories, $1, 2 January 1962,serial number J4-838321, red, portrait QueenElizabeth II in ornate circular frame at right, map ofCaribbean Sea on scroll at left, palm trees andshoreline in background, reverse, Territories’ coats ofarms, horses and chariot flanked by dolphins (LNZ CBB7, Pick 7c), uncirculated and faultless, a stunningoriginal with perfect paper quality. If only all noteslooked this good!

£180-220


107British Caribbean Territories, $2, 1 March 1954, serialnumber C2-477105, blue and multicolour, portrait QueenElizabeth II in ornate circular frame at right, map of Territoriesat left, palm trees in background, reverse, coats of arms ofTerritories, horses and chariot flanked by dolphins top centre(LNZ CB B8, Pick 8b), uncirculated and completely originalwith stunning embossing, a corner bump and a touch of foxingnoticed. A beautiful note in superb condition and a very early date.

£700-800

106British Caribbean Territories, $1, 2 January 1964,serial number R4-260044, red, portrait QueenElizabeth II in ornate circular frame at right, map ofCaribbean Sea on scroll at left, palm trees andshoreline in background, reverse, Territories’ coats ofarms, horses and chariot flanked by dolphins (LNZ CBB7, Pick 7c), uncirculated and another stunningoriginal with perfect paper quality

£180-200


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108British Caribbean Territories, $5, 2 January 1961,serial number Q2-800457, green and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II in elaborate circular frameat right, map of Territories on scroll at left, reverse,Territories’ coats of arms, horses and chariot flankedby dolphins (LNZ CB B9, Pick 9b), in PMG holdernumber 35, choice very fine and a conservative grade. Avery fresh looking example and a scarce date. Animperceptible edge nick at bottom centre prevented thisoriginal and embossed note from obtaining EPQ status.

£200-300

109British Caribbean Territories, $5, 2 January 1963,serial number U2-622171, green on multicolourunderprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II in circularframe at right, map of Territories on scroll at left, palmtrees in background, reverse, coats of arms ofTerritories (LNZ CB B9, Pick 9c), about very fine,untouched and is a natural note still displaying goodraised print. A very presentable example.

£100-150


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110Government of British Honduras, $1, 1 March1956, serial number G/3 233110, green on pale lilacand yellow, portrait Queen Elizabeth II in ornatecircular frame at right, coat of arms at left, value ineach corner and in elaborate panel at centre, reverse,guilloche pattern (Pick 28a), in CGA holder number66, gem uncirculated, OPQ

£500-550


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111Government of British Honduras, $1, 1 April 1964, serial number G/4206748, green and multicolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II in ornate circularframe at right, coat of arms at left, value in each corner and at centre, reverse,guilloche patterns in green and brown (LNZ GBH B27, Pick 28b), in PMGholder number 65, gem uncirculated, EPQ, an early date and scarce this nice

£170-200

112Government of British Honduras, $1 (2), 1 May 1965, serial number G/4352851, 1 May 1969, serial number G/5488489 respectively, green onmulticolour underprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II in beautiful circular frame atright, coat of arms at left, bank title in dark green tablet top centre, reverse,brown and green guilloche patterns (LNZ GBH B27, Pick 28b), G/4 aboutuncirculated and G/5 uncirculated with a tiny spot in margin (not foxing). Bothfully original notes with deep embossing. A nice pair of notes with different dates.

£150-200

113Government of British Honduras, $1, 1 January 1973, serial number G/6940832, green and multicolour, coat of arms at left, portrait Queen Elizabeth IIin beautiful circular frame at right, reverse, guilloche patterns in green and brown(LNZ GBH B27, Pick 28c), uncirculated with superb originality and embossing.Scarce last date for British Honduras notes.

£120-140



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114Government of British Honduras, $2, 1 November1961, serial number H/I 333104, purple, violet andorange, coat of arms at left, portrait Queen ElizabethII in elaborate circular frame at right, value in eachcorner and at centre, reverse, guilloche pattern ingreen and brown (LNZ GBH B28, Pick 29b),uncirculated and a pristine original note with superbembossing. Beautiful example of a scarce early date.Series runs from H/1 275001-H/1 375000 so only 100,000 notes produced.

£500-600

115Government of British Honduras, $2, 1 April 1964,serial number H/I 401419, purple, violet and orange,portrait Queen Elizabeth II in ornate circular frame atright, coat of arms at left, value in each corner and atcentre and low centre, reverse, green and brown,guilloche patterns (LNZ GBH B28, Pick 29b), aboutvery fine, untouched and is a natural note stilldisplaying good raised print. A very presentable example.

£80-100


CANADA

116Bank of Canada, $1, 1954, serial number L/A4142583, green and black, portrait Queen ElizabethII at right, bank title in English and French in blacktablet low centre, reverse, prairie fields with roadthrough, telephone poles (LNZ BOC B29, CharltonBC-29b), uncirculated and completely original withsuperb embossing. Second signature “Devils Face”portrait.

£100-130


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117Bank of Canada, $2, 1954, serial number A/B0000285, light and dark red and black, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, bank title in English and Frenchin black tablet at low centre, reverse, rural scene (LNZBOC B30, Charlton BC-30a), in PMG holder number65, gem uncirculated, EPQ. Completely original withsuperb embossing. First signature “Devils Face” portraitand a first prefix low number.

£300-350

118Bank of Canada, $2, 1954, serial number E/B5625035, black, light and dark red, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, value in border and at centre,bank title in English and French low centre, reverse,reddish brown, rural scene (LNZ BOC B30, CharltonBC-30b), uncirculated and completely original withsuperb embossing, second signature “Devils Face”portrait.

£250-300

119Bank of Canada, $5, 1954, serial number F/C9029338, dark and light blue and black, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, bank title in French andEnglish at low centre, arms in background, value inborder and at centre, reverse, dark blue, forest, river,mountains in background, bank title and value inborder (LNZ BOC B31, Charlton BC-31b), in PMGholder, centering slightly off thus in PMG holder number64, EPQ, second signature “Devils Face” portrait.

£280-320

120Bank of Canada, $100, 1954, serial number A/J1287635, tan, brown and black, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, value in border and at centre,bank title in English and French low centre, reverse,Okanagan Lake in British Columbia (LNZ BOC B35,Charlton BC-35a), uncirculated and a beautifuloriginal. Slight foxing noticed. First signature “DevilsFace” portrait. A very scarce note in this grade.

£480-520

121Bank of Canada, a group of notes comprising $1 (2),1961-72, serial numbers G/O 3969225 and H/P9914396, $2, 1973-75, serial number L/G0067634,$10, 1955-61, serial number T/D 1346045, $20,1961-70, green and black, red and black, purple andblack and olive green and black respectively, allportrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, bank title inEnglish and French low centre, value in border,reverses, typical Canadian scenes (LNZ 37, 39, 42, 43,Charlton BC-37b, 38c, 40a, 41b, 45b-i), a nice groupof notes all original and uncirculated (5)

£130-180

122Bank of Canada, $2, 1954, serial number*O/G0228991, black and red, portrait Queen Elizabeth IIat right, value in border, bank title in English andFrench in black tablet low centre, reverse, reddishbrown, rural scene (LNZ BOC B38, Charlton BC-38dA), in PMG holder number 66, gem uncirculated,EPQ. A stunning replacement note.

£100-150



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123Bank of Canada, $50, 1955-61, serial number A/H8899509, black and shades of orange, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, value around border and atcentre, bank title in French and English centre left,reverse, orange, coastline in Lockeport, Nova Scotia(LNZ BOC B44, Charlton BC-42a), uncirculated andcompletely original, beautifully embossed. A scarce firsttype for this series.

£250-300

124Bank of Canada, $50, 1961-72, serial number B/H2522784, black and orange, portrait Queen ElizabethII at right, value around border and at centre, banktitle in English and French in black tablet low centre,reverse, shoreline at Lockeport, Nova Scotia (LNZBOC B44, Charlton BC-42b), in PMG holder number65, gem uncirculated, EPQ. Next note in the series andalso a lovely example.

£150-200


125Bank of Canada, $1000, 1973-84, serial numberA/K 0485015, light pink, dark pink and black,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, value aroundborder and at centre, bank title in English and Frenchin black tablet at centre left, reverse, rural scene (LNZBOC B46, Charlton BC-44d), in PMG holder number58, choice about uncirculated, EPQ, completely original.Highest denomination.

£1,200-1,500


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126Bank of Canada, $20, 1969, serial number EA0000647, green on multicolourunderprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, coat of arms at left, value in eachcorner and at centre, bank title in English and French top centre, reverse, valleyof the Ten Peaks and Moraine Lake in Banff National Park, Alberta (LNZ BOCB52, Charlton BC-50a), uncirculated, first prefix low number

£100-120

127Banque du Canada, $1000, 1988, serial numberEKA0293568, purple on multicolour underprint,Elizabeth II at right, arms at top centre, ParliamentLibrary in Ottawa at right, value at left and top right,reverse multicolour, Pine Crossbeaks at right (Pick100, LNZ BOC B63a, BC-61a), in PMG holder 66EPQ, gem uncirculated

£1,400-1,800



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128Cayman Islands Currency Board, $1 (6), 1971,1974 (5), serial numbers A/1 019027, A/3 363182,A/3 816484, A/4 000150, A/5 000077 and A/6946674, dark blue and multicolour, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, bank title top centre with coat ofarms below, value in each corner, treasure chest inbackground, reverse, tropical fish and aquatic plants(LNZ CIB B1, B5, Pick 1a, 5a, b, c, d, e), alluncirculated and completely original. This groupcontains all the known types for this note and its date asignatory variations. It has both the scarce A/3 prefixtypes with differing signatories but the same date. Somelow numbers included. Catalogue value of $565. Superb!

£200-250

129Cayman Islands Currency Board, $5, 1971 (1972),serial number A/1 023014, green and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, value in eachcorner and at centre, bank title top centre, coat of armsbelow, treasure chest low centre left, reverse, sailboatwith town in background (LNZ CICB B2, Pick 2a),uncirculated and completely original with stunningembossing. A beautiful note in faultless condition andthe first date.

£220-250

130Cayman Islands Currency Board, £10, ND (1974),serial number A/1 768973, red, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, value in each corner and atcentre, bank title top centre with coat of arms below,reverse, open treasure chest on beach, boat in distance(Pick 7a), in PMG holder number 66, gemuncirculated, EPQ, the hardest note to obtain for thisdesign

£400-500

131Cayman Islands Currency Board, $25, 1974, serialnumber A/1 561507, brown and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, coat of arms atcentre, treasure chest low centre left, value in eachcorner and at centre, reverse, brown, green andorange, map of islands at centre (LNZ CICB B8, Pick8a) in PMG holder number 66, gem uncirculated, EPQ.A wonderful example of this scarce denomination.

£220-260


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132Cayman Islands Currency Board, $40, 1974(1981), serial number A/1 000296, purple and lightblue, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, bank titletop centre, coat of arms below, value in each cornerand at centre, treasure chest low centre left, reverse,Pirates Week Festival at centre (LNZ CICB B9, Pick9a), in PMG holder number 66, gem uncirculated,EPQ. A wonderful low number example in exceptionalcondition. Hard to improve.

£220-260

133Cayman Islands Currency Board, $50, 1974(1987), serial number A/1 000585, blue andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,value in each corner and at centre, treasure chest lowcentre left, coat of arms at centre, bank title above(LNZ CICB B10, Pick 10a), uncirculated andcompletely original with stunning embossing. Awonderful low number example in exceptionalcondition. A decidedly scarce note.

£200-250

134Cayman Islands Currency Board, $100, 1974, serialnumber A/1 224952, reddish brown, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, coat of arms at centre, bank titleabove, value in each corner and at centre, treasurechest low centre left, reverse, George Town, harbour(LNZ CICB B11, Pick 11), in PMG holder number 65,gem uncirculated, EPQ. A great example of the first$100 denomination of the Caymans.

£400-500

135Cayman Islands Currency Board, a group of notescomprising $5, $10, $25, $100, all 1991, all withserial number B/1 000504, green, red, brown andorange respectively, all portrait Queen Elizabeth II atright, coat of arms at centre, bank title above, treasurechest low centre left, reverses, Cayman Islands scenes(LNZ CICB B12, 13, 14, 15, Pick 12a, 13, 14, 15),all uncirculated and wonderful originals. A lovely lowsame number set of this second design series.

£300-350

136Cayman Islands Currency Board, $1, $10 and$100, all 1996, serial numbers B/A 490519, B/1551135 and B/1 250238 respectively, all vibrantlycolourful and featuring portrait Queen Elizabeth II atright, coat of arms at centre with bank title above,treasure chest low centre left (LNZ CICB B16, B18,B20, Pick 16, 18a, 20), all uncirculated and wonderfuloriginals. Trio of 1996 issue, the $100 a low number 238as the series starts at B/1 2500001.

£180-220



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137Cayman Islands Currency Board, $10, 1996, serial number X/1018959, red and purple on multicolour underprint, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, value in each corner and at centre, coat of arms topcentre, bank title above, reverse, Seven Mile Beach on Grand Cayman,treasure chest, boat in distance (LNZ CIBC B18b, Pick 18b), in PMGholder number 66, gem uncirculated, EPQ, experimental paper

£1,500-1,800

138Cayman Islands Monetary Authority, $1, $5, $10,$25, $100, all 1998, matching serial numbers C/10000089, all beautifully multicoloured, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, bank title top centre, coatof arms below, treasure chest low centre left, value ineach corner and at centre (LNZ CIMA B1, B2, B3,B4, B5, Pick 21a, 22a, 23, 24, 25), all uncirculatedfaultless originals. Full set all same first prefix lownumber 89. Lovely and very collectable.

£300-350


139Cayman Islands Monetary Authority, a group ofnotes comprising, $1 (7), 1998 (2), 2001 (5), $5,$10, $50, 2001, serial numbers C/1 000137, C/2000137, C/3 001356, C/3 001357, C/3 001358,C/4 000501, C/4 000508, C/1 732505, C/1450049 and C/1 000299, vibrant and colourful,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, coat of arms atcentre, treasure chest low centre left (LNZ CIMA B1,B6, B7, B8, B9, Pick 21a, 21b, 26b, 26c, 27a, 28a,29a), all uncirculated and original. A full set of the2001 issue including some low numbers and multiplesand additional prefixes, also a same low number pair of1998 $1 C/1 and C/2 prefix notes. (10)

£200-250


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140Cayman Islands Monetary Authority, $1, $25, $50,2003, serial numbers Q/I 266410, C/I 500095 andC/I 500095, all in beautiful multicolour, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, coat of arms at centre,bank title above (LNZ CIMA B10, B11, B12, Pick30a, 31a, 32a), all uncirculated and original. Full setof the 2003 issue notes last two note are the same lownumber (3)

£150-180

141Cayman Islands Monetary Authority, a group ofnotes comprising, $1 (4), $5, $10, $25 and $100,2005/2006, delightfully colourful group, all featuringportrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, value in eachcorner and at centre, coat of arms at centre with banktitle above, treasure chest low centre right (LNZCIMA B13, B14, B15, B16, B17, Pick 33b, c, d, 34a,35a, 36a, 37), all uncirculated and original. Full set ofthe 2005/2006 issue notes all but the $5 and oneduplicate $1 are low number notes (8)

£220-260

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142Central Bank of Ceylon, 1 rupee (2), 3 June 1952and 16 October 1954, serial numbers A/33 679389and A/49 276026, blue, orange and green, portraitQueen Elizabeth II in circular frame at left, bank titletop centre, value top left and right and at centre,reverse, Moonstone steps flanked by guard stones atvatadage in Polonnaruwa (LNZ CBC B3, Pick 49),about uncirculated and original notes. Both datesrepresented in this lot.

£140-160

143Central Bank of Ceylon, 2 rupees, 16 October 1954,serial number E/26 320275, brown, violet and green,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at left, ornate border,bank title top centre, value top left and right and atcentre, reverse, lotus stem pillars at Medirigiriya (LNZCBC B4, Pick 50) in PMG holder number 65, gemuncirculated, EPQ. Very scarce in this grade and shouldsee spirited bidding.

£400-600

144Central Bank of Ceylon, 5 rupees, 16 October 1954,serial number G/14 930119, orange on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at left, value at centre andeach corner (Pick 54, LNZ CBC B6a), uncirculatedand a fine example of a truly lovely looking note

£600-800

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146Central Bank of Ceylon, 10 rupees, 16 October 1954, serial number L/32 106261, green and pink, portraitQueen Elizabeth II in elaborate frame at left, value in each corner and at centre, ornate border, two peacockslow centre, reverse, green and purple, guard stone of naga-raja, bank title low centre (LNZ CBC B7, Pick55), about uncirculated with deeply embossed prefix and serial numbers and signatures. A tiny foxing spot is alsonoted. A beautiful note and seldom seen this choice and in such original condition and untouched.

£500-650



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147East African Currency Board, 5 shillings, 1 April1954, serial number H39 77352, orange, dark blueand red, portrait Queen Elizabeth II in circular framelow right, bank title in ornate panel top centre, palmfronds in background, reverse, lions with MountKenya in distance (LNZ EACB B23, Pick 33), goodvery fine, early date and a fantastic example not usuallyfound this presentable

£100-120

148East African Currency Board, 5 shillings, 1 October1957, serial number M83 95946, orange, dark blueand red, portrait Queen Elizabeth II in circular frameat right, value in each corner and in blue tablet entreleft, bank title top centre, reverse, lion, Mount Kenyain background (LNZ EACB B23, Pick 33), goodextremely fine and original. Again a lovely example forthis design and last year of issue.

£160-200

149East African Currency Board, 10 shillings, 1 April1954, serial number E57 31302, green and light pink,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, bank title inornate panel top centre, value in each corner andcentre left, palm fronds in background reverse, lions,Mount Kenya in distance (LNZ EACB B24, Pick 34),good very fine and original with good embossing.Another very nice example.

£150-180

150East African Currency Board, 20 shillings, 1958-60,serial number D15 32393, dark grey-blue and salmonpink, portrait Queen Elizabeth II in ornate circularframe top left, elaborate border, bank title top centre,value in each corner and at centre, reverse, flowers atleft and right, coffee plants top centre (LNZ EACBB29, Pick 39), about uncirculated. A scarce note in thiscondition and rarely seen this nice. A wonderful originalwith superb embossing and raised inks.

£250-300

151East African Currency Board, 5 shillings, 1961-63,serial number D18 17475, brown and peach, portraitQueen Elizabeth II in beautiful circular frame top left,ornate border, value in each corner and at centre, banktitle top centre, reverse, flowers and cotton plant(LNZ EACB B27, Pick 41a), good extremely fine. Thissignature combination is difficult. A very nice example.

£140-180


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152East African Currency Board, 5 shillings, 1961-63,serial number X26 76772, brown on peachunderprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II in ornatecircular frame top left, bank title top centre, elaborateborder, reverse, beautiful patterns with flowers at leftand right, cotton plant top centre (LNZ EACB B27,Pick 41a), in PMG holder number 66, gemuncirculated, EPQ. A stunning example of this scarcetype. Originally from a consecutive pair with both notesgrading the same. The grade says it all. None gradedhigher at PMG and this is one of only 6 notes at thatgrade.

£450-550

153East African Currency Board, 20 shillings, 1961-63,serial number A27 06368, dark grey-blue and lightpink, portrait Queen Elizabeth II in ornate frame topleft, bank title top centre, value in each corner and atcentre, elaborate border, reverse, beautiful patternwith flowers at left and right, coffee plant top centre(LNZ EACB B29, Pick 43b), about uncirculated, atruly stunning note

£480-550


154East African Currency Board, 100 shillings, 1962-63, serial number N4 14418, red,light pink and green, portrait Queen Elizabeth II in beautiful circular frame top left, banktitle top centre, value in each corner and at centre, very elaborate border, reverse, palmtrees and flowers (LNZ EACB B30, Pick 44b), about uncirculated and rarely found nicerthan this. A fantastic example and very underrated in both the WPM and BB.

£700-900


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155East Caribbean Currency Authority, $1, ND(1965), serial number B12 565480, red onmulticolour underprint, Elizabeth II at right, map ofthe Caribbean at left, value at centre and corners,reverse red, view of harbour with ships, buildings andpalm trees (Pick 13a2, LNZ ECCA B1a2), goodextremely fine and a scarce signature

£100-150

156East Caribbean Currency Authority, $1 (3), 1965,serial numbers B5 944249, B13 675502 and B13000000, red, violet and blue green, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, map of islands at left, angel fishat centre, value top and low left, centre and top right,reverse, coastline with mountains in distance, palmtree at centre, flowers around (LNZ ECCA B1, Pick13a2, 13b, 13s), about uncirculated to uncirculatedand original. 13a2 second signature type and veryscarce. P13b scarce first prefix for type prefix B13 Sign 2Back Var II. P13bs specimen (3)

£200-250

157East Caribbean Currency Authority, $1 (4), 1965,serial numbers B59 530413, B61 796947, B67795021 and B78 423138, red, violet and blue green,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, map of islands atleft, bank title top centre, reverse, palm trees,shoreline, forest, mountain in distance (LNZ ECCAB1, Pick 13e, 13f9, 13g), all uncirculated andoriginal. A lovely group covering three different Picknumbers and four different prefixes.

£90-120

158East Caribbean Currency Authority, $1 (4), 1965,serial numbers B87 181807, C8 240155, B96 443380and B98 402691, all red, violet and blue green,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, map of islands atleft, bank title top centre, reverse, palm trees,shoreline, forest, mountain in distance (LNZ ECCAB1, Pick, 13g, k, l, o), all uncirculated and original. Alovely group covering four different Pick numbers andfour different prefixes.

£90-120

159East Caribbean Currency Authority, $5, 1965,serial number A5 094301, green and light brown,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, map of islands atleft, flying fish at centre, ornate border, reverse, palmtrees, coastline, boat in distance (LNZ ECCA B2, Pick14a), uncirculated and original, rare first signaturetype

£150-200

160East Caribbean Currency Authority, $5 (3), 1965,serial numbers D2 047657, D4 001621 and D12066905, green and light brown, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, map of islands at left, flying fishat centre, bank title in ornate panel top centre, reverse,coastline, palm trees, mountains in background (LNZECCA B2, Pick 14h9, 10), all uncirculated andoriginal, both signatures for P14h represented

£120-150


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161East Caribbean Currency Authority, $5 (4), 1965,serial numbers D13 461834, D15 532191, D18298676 and D19 504024, green and light brown,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, map of islands atleft, flying fish at centre, bank title top centre, reverse,shoreline, palm trees, sailing boat in distance (LNZECCA B2, Pick 14i, j, k, l), all uncirculated andoriginal, Antigua, Dominica, Grenada and St. Kitts

£180-200

162East Caribbean Currency Authority, $5 (4), 1965,serial numbers D12 770774, D13 461833, D14190001 and D20 575732, green and light brown,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, map of islands atleft, flying fish at centre, bank title top centre, reverse,shoreline, palm trees, sailing boat in distance (LNZECCA B2, Pick 14i, j, k, l), all uncirculated andoriginal, Antigua, Dominica, Grenada and St. Kitts

£180-200

163East Caribbean Currency Authority, $5, 1965,serial number D16 154646, green and tan, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, map of islands at left,flying fish at centre, value top left and right, low leftand at centre, reverse, shoreline, palm trees and boat indistance (LNZ ECCA B2, Pick 14m), uncirculatedand original, a very rare note and seldom offered. St.Lucia L in circle

£220-260

164East Caribbean Currency Authority, $20, 1965,serial number A1 999032, purple and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, map of islands atleft, turtles at centre, bank title top centre, reverse,ornate border, palm tree, coastline, mountains indistance (LNZ ECCA B3, Pick 15b), very fine, firstprefix for type and incredibly scarce in issued form.

£120-180

165East Caribbean Currency Authority, specimen $20,1965, serial number A2 000000, purple onmulticolour underprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II atright, bank title top centre, turtles at centre, map ofislands at left, reverse, coastline, forest and mountains(LNZ ECCA B3, Pick 15bs), about uncirculated withslight mounting traces, hole punched, red SPECIMENoverprint. Signature 2, TDLR Specimen No. 002

£450-550

166East Caribbean Currency Authority, $20, 1965,serial number A4 857731, purple and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, map of islands atleft, bank title top centre, turtles and value at centre,reverse, palm trees, coastline, ship in distance (ECCAB3, Pick 15e), about uncirculated, signature 5 and veryscarce this nice

£220-260



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167East Caribbean Currency Authority, specimen $20,1965, serial number A4 000000, purple andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, mapof islands at left, bank title top centre, turtles and valueat centre, reverse, palm trees, coastline, ship in distance(ECCA B3, Pick 15es), uncirculated with very slightmounting traces, hole punched, red SPECIMENoverprint, signature 5 TDLR Specimen No. 001

£220-260

168East Caribbean Currency Authority, specimen $20,1965, serial number A5 000000, purple andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, mapof islands at left, bank title top centre, turtles and valueat centre, reverse, palm trees, coastline, ship in distance(ECCA B3, Pick 15es), about uncirculated, holepunched, red SPECIMEN overprint, signature 5 andvery scarce this nice

£220-260

169East Caribbean Currency Authority, specimen $20,1965, serial number A8 000000, purple andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, mapof islands at left, bank title top centre, turtles and valueat centre, reverse, palm trees, coastline, ship in distance(ECCA B3, Pick 15fs), uncirculated with very slightmounting traces, hole punched, red SPECIMENoverprint, signature, 5 TDLR Specimen No. 001

£220-260

170East Caribbean Currency Authority, specimen $20,1965, serial number A9 000000, purple andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, mapof islands at left, bank title top centre, turtles and valueat centre, reverse, palm trees, coastline, ship in distance(ECCA B3, Pick 15gs), uncirculated with slightmounting traces, hole punched, red SPECIMENoverprint, signature 9, TDLR Specimen No. 002

£220-260

171East Caribbean Currency Authority, specimen $20,1965, serial number A10 000000, purple andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, mapof islands at left, bank title top centre, turtles and valueat centre, reverse, palm trees, coastline, ship in distance(ECCA B3, Pick 15gs), uncirculated with very slightmounting traces, hole punched, red SPECIMENoverprint, signature 10, TDLR Specimen No. 002

£220-260

172East Caribbean Currency Authority, specimen $20,1965, serial number A12 000000, purple andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, mapof islands at left, bank title top centre, turtles and valueat centre, reverse, palm trees, coastline, ship in distance(ECCA B3, Pick 15egs), uncirculated with slightmounting traces, hole punched, red SPECIMENoverprint, signature 10, TDLR Specimen No. 002.

£220-260



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173East Caribbean Currency Authority, specimen $20,1965, serial number A15 000000, purple andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, mapof islands at left, bank title top centre, turtles and valueat centre, reverse, palm trees, coastline, ship in distance(ECCA B3, Pick 15h), uncirculated and original, holepunched, red SPECIMEN overprint, Antigua A incircle

£220-260

174East Caribbean Currency Authority, $20, 1965,serial number A19 678203, purple and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, map of islands atleft, bank title top centre, turtles and value at centre,reverse, palm trees, coastline, ship in distance (ECCAB3, Pick 15h), uncirculated and original, Antigua Ain circle

£220-260

175East Caribbean Currency Authority, $20, 1965,serial number A25 000000, purple and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, map of islands atleft, bank title top centre, turtles and value at centre,reverse, palm trees, coastline, ship in distance (ECCAB3, Pick 15hs), uncirculated with slight mountingtraces, hole punched, red SPECIMEN overprint,Antigua A in circle, TDLR Specimen No. 002

£220-260

176East Caribbean Currency Authority, $20, 1965,serial number A21 149603, purple and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, map of islands atleft, bank title top centre, turtles and value at centre,reverse, palm trees, coastline, ship in distance (ECCAB3, Pick 15j), uncirculated and original, Grenada Gin circle

£220-260

177East Caribbean Currency Authority, $20, 1965,serial number A23 517018, purple and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, map of islands atleft, bank title top centre, turtles and value at centre,reverse, palm trees, coastline, ship in distance (ECCAB3, Pick 15l), uncirculated and original, St. Lucia L incircle

£220-260



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178East Caribbean Currency Authority, $20, 1965,serial number A26 901169, purple and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, map of islands atleft, bank title top centre, turtles and value at centre,reverse, palm trees, coastline, ship in distance (ECCAB3, Pick 15m), extremely fine and original, MontserratM in circle

£80-100

179East Caribbean Currency Authority, specimen $20,1965, serial number A29 000000, purple andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, mapof islands at left, bank title top centre, turtles and valueat centre, reverse, palm trees, coastline, ship in distance(ECCA B3, Pick 15es), uncirculated with very slightmounting traces, hole punched, red SPECIMENoverprint, St. Vincent V in circle, TDLR Specimen No.002.

£220-260


180East Caribbean Currency Authority, specimen$100, 1965, serial number A2 00000, purple andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, mapof islands at left, bank title top centre, turtles and valueat centre, reverse, palm trees, coastline, ship in distance(ECCA B3, Pick 16ns), uncirculated with slightmounting traces, hole punched, red SPECIMENoverprint, St. Vincent V in circle, signature 10, TDLRSpecimen No. 002

£700-900


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181Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, $1 (3), 1985-88,serial numbers A449856K, B581498L, C563215G,red, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre right,windsurfer at left, map of islands at right, reverse, red,green and yellow, palm trees, coastline, forest andmountains (ECCB B1, Pick 17g, k, l), all uncirculatedand original, short run issue of notes which had theisland name “Antigua” missing on the map. Threesuffix varieties listed

£80-100

182Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, $5 (5), 1985-88,serial numbers A131402 A, B 375032 G, A 174007 L,B 247325 V, A 286725 V, green, portrait QueenElizabeth II at centre right, windsurfer at left, map ofislands at far right, reverse, green, yellow and blue,shoreline, palm trees, forest and mountains, swordfishlow left (ECCB B2, Pick 18a, g, l, u, v), alluncirculated and original, short run issue of notes whichhad the island name “Antigua” missing on the map.Five suffix varieties listed

£150-180

183Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, $1, 1986-88, $5,1988-93, $10, 1985-93, serial numbers A 075332 U,B 705367 A and B 023045 A, red, green and bluerespectively, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centreright, windsurfer at left, map of islands far right,reverse, coastline, $10, harbour scene (ECCB B5, B6,B7, Pick 21u, 22a1, 23a1), all uncirculated andoriginal (3)

£120-150

184Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, $10 (3), 1985-93,serial numbers B125944A, A 834807 D and B526508 V, blue on multicolour underprint, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at centre right, bank title topcentre, windsurfer at right, map of islands far right,reverse, blue, green and orange, boats in harbour(ECCB B7, Pick 23a1, d1, v1), all uncirculated andoriginal, suffix A, D & V. (3)

£120-160

185Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, £20, 1988-93,serial number C568952A, purple and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre right, bank titletop centre, windsurfer at right, map of islands at farright, reverse, purple, yellow and green, coastline,palm trees, boat in distance (ECCB B8, Pick 24a2),uncirculated and original, suffix A

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186Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, $20, 1988-93,serial number B704821D, purple on multicolourunderprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centreright, windsurfer at left, map of islands at right,reverse, purple, green and yellow, palm tree, shoreline,swordfish (ECCB B8, Pick 24d1), uncirculated andoriginal, suffix D

£100-140

187Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, $5 (3), 1993,serial numbers A174037A, B 032225 D, B 238226 L,green on multicolour underprint, portrait QueenElizabeth II at centre right, bank title top centre left,angel fish low left, turtle low centre, green throatedcarib bird top right, reverse, Admiral House, Antiguaand Barbuda at left, map of islands at centre, waterfalland angel fish at right (ECCB B10, Pick 26a, d, l), alluncirculated and original. These notes replaced thefollowing year and are scarce (3)

£80-110

188Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, $10 (2), 1993,serial numbers A125913A and A473098V, blue andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centreright, angel fish, turtle and green-throated carib bird,reverse, Admiralty Bay at St Vincent and TheGrenadines, map of islands, The Warspite schooner,Anguilla, angel fish and brown pelican (ECCB B11,Pick 27a, v), all uncirculated and original. These notesreplaced the following year and are scarce

£90-120

189Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, $20, 1993, serialnumber A334017A, green, purple and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre right, angel fishlow right, turtle low centre, green-throated carib birdtop right, reverse, Government House, Montserrat,map of islands at centre, nutmeg plant, angel fish lowright (ECCB B12, Pick 28a), uncirculated andoriginal

£90-120

190Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, $50, 1993, serialnumber A144052A, green, blue and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre right, angel fishlow left, turtle low centre, green-throated carib birdtop right, reverse, Brimstone Hill, St Kitts at left, mapof islands at centre, view of St Lucia, angel fish lowright (ECCB B13, Pick 29a), uncirculated andoriginal

£180-220

191Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, $50, 1993, serialnumber A350956K, green, blue and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre right, angel fishlow left, turtle low centre, green-throated carib birdtop right, reverse, Brimstone Hill, St Kitts at left, mapof islands at centre, view of St Lucia, angel fish lowright (LNZ ECCB B13, Pick 29d), uncirculated andoriginal

£180-220

192Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, $5 (2), $10 (2),1994, serial numbers H986038L, A258251M,C732941L and A0844446U, green and bluerespectively, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centreright, angel fish low left, turtle at centre, green-throated carib bird top right (LMNZ ECCB B15, 16,Pick 31l, m, 32l, u), uncirculated and original

£90-110



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193Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, $100, 2000, serialnumber A657802M, olive green, and black onmulticolour underprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II atcentre right, angel fish low left, turtle at centre, greenthroated carib bird top right, reverse, Sir WilliamArthur Lewis at left (LNZ ECCB B14, Pick 41m),uncirculated and original, a scarce suffix M. Key notefor this date

£180-220

194Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, $5 (3), 2003, $10(4), 2003, serial numbers L 252023 A, G 854418 D,G 497475 K, F 446096 G, E 591002 K, A 753430 M,A 589187 U, green and multicolour and blue andmulticolour respectively, portrait Queen Elizabeth IIat right, angel fish, turtle and green throated carib bird(LNZ ECCB B15, 16, Pick 42a, d, k, 43g, k, m, u),uncirculated (7)

£80-100

195Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, $20 (2), 2003,$50, 2003, serial numbers L 303603 A, B 045003 Uand C 302552 V, violet and multicolour and blue andmulticolour respectively, portrait Queen Elizabeth IIat centre right, angel fish, turtle and green throatedcarib bird (ECCB B28, 29, Pick 44a, u, 45v), alluncirculated

£90-120

196Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, $100, 2003, serialnumber A784009M, brown and green, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at centre right, angel fish low left,turtle at centre and green throated carib bird top right,reverse, Sir William Arthur Lewis (LNZ ECCB B25,Pick 46m), all uncirculated

£130-160

FALKLAND ISLANDS

197Government of the Falkland Islands, £1, 1 January1982, serial number F63626, olive green and blue,portrait Queen Elizabeth II in ornate panel at right,value in black tablet at centre, reverse, blue guillochepattern (LNZ GFI B13, Pick 8d), uncirculated andoriginal

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198Government of the Falkland Islands, £5, 30 January 1975, serialnumber C62429, green and red, portrait of Queen Elizabeth II inelaborate frame at right, bank title top centre, value in numerals andtext in red tablet at centre, reverse, (LNZ GFI B14, Pick 9b),original uncirculated, this is actually the No. 29 note!

£600-700

199Government of the Falkland Islands, 50 pence, 25September 1969, serial number D17059, grey andbrown, portrait Queen Elizabeth II in ornate frame atright, bank title top centre, value in brown tablet atcentre, reverse, light orange guilloche pattern (LNZGFI B15, Pick 10a), in PMG holder number 67, superbgem uncirculated, EPQ

£200-250


200Government of the Falkland Islands, 50 pence, 20February 1974, serial number D54504, grey andbrown, portrait Queen Elizabeth II in ornate frame atright, bank title top centre, value in brown tablet atcentre, reverse, light orange guilloche pattern (LNZGFI B15, Pick 10b), uncirculated and original

£80-100


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201Government of the Falkland Islands, a group ofnotes comprising, £5 (2), 1983, 2005, serial numbersA199434 and B000225, £10, 1986, serial numberA155931, £20, 1984, serial number A000062, red,green and brown respectively, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, penguins at left, map of islands atcentre, sea lions at right, reverse, Government Housein Stanley (GFI B17, 19, 20, 21, Pick 12a, 17, 14a,15a), all lovely uncirculated notes and all original.Contains two low numbers, the £20 a very low numberand rare as such. Also a very high number for the £5 “A”series which ended at A 200000 (4)

£220-260

FIJI

202Government of Fiji, 5 shillings, 28 April 1961, serialnumber C/4 13695, blue, green and violet, portraitQueen Elizabeth II in ornate circular frame at right,coat of arms top centre, reverse, value in each corner,bank title in elaborate panel at centre, value in textbelow (Pick 51b), in PMG holder number 50, aboutuncirculated, EPQ

£90-120

203Government of Fiji, 5 shillings, 1 September 1964,serial number C/12 103258, blue, green and violet,portrait Queen Elizabeth II in ornate circular frame atright, coat of arms top centre, reverse, blue-greyguilloche pattern (Pick 51d), uncirculated andoriginal wonderfully embossed

£160-200

204Government of Fiji, £1, 1 December 1961, serialnumber C/11 126894, green and light tan, portraitQueen Elizabeth II in beautiful circular frame at right,bank title at centre, coat of arms above, value in eachcorner and at centre, reverse, bank title and value inguilloche pattern (Pick 53d), good very fine

£140-160

205Government of Fiji, £1, 1 January 1967, serialnumber C/23 44148, green and light tan, portraitQueen Elizabeth II in beautiful circular frame at right,bank title at centre, coat of arms above, value in eachcorner and at centre, reverse, bank title and value inguilloche pattern (Pick 53d), good very fine

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206Government of Fiji, £5, 1 January 1967, serial number C/3 10412, purple andlight orange, portrait Queen Elizabeth II in beautiful circular frame at right, banktitle at centre, coat of arms above, value in each corner and at centre, reverse,bank title and value in guilloche pattern (Pick 54f), very fine, no tears or pinholes.Date is rare and seldom offered.

£500-700

207Government of Fiji, £10, 1 October 1960, serial number C/2 46867, blue,light green and pale orange, portrait Queen Elizabeth II in ornate circular frameat right, coat of arms above bank title and value, reverse, guilloche pattern (Pick55c), very fine and original, no tears or pinholes. The date is rare and seldom offered

£900-1,300



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208Government of Fiji, $5, 1969, serial number A/1006753, orange, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,bank title top centre, coat of arms below, value top leftand right and at centre, reverse, value and bank title inornate panel (Pick 61a), about uncirculated, completelyoriginal and fully embossed. Missing from most Fijicollections and by far the hardest $5 to obtain in anygrade. None listed in the PMG population report. Thisnote probably the highest grade possible for this type

£300-350

209Government of Fiji, $20, 1969, serial number A/1140147, grey-blue, light green and tan, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, coat of arms at centrewith bank title above, value top left and right and intext and numerals at centre, reverse, ornate panel (Pick63a), this original good very fine is as good as it gets forthis denomination. A difficult note and none gradeduncirculated by PMG to date

£250-350

210Government of Fiji, 50 cents, $1, 1971, serialnumbers A/3 812384 and A/4 374373, green andmulticolour and brown and multicolour respectively,both portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, coat of armsat centre with bank title above, value top left and rightand in text and numerals at centre, reverse, islandscenes (LNZ MA B1, B2, Pick 64a, 65a), both superblyuncirculated and original. A pair of very scarcesignature in superb condition

£180-220

211Government of Fiji, $20, 1971, serial number A/1442303, grey-blue and pale green and orange, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, coat of arms top centre,reverse, value in each corner and at centre, bank titletop centre (LNZ CMA B6, Pick 69a). This isundoubtedly the rarest post 1969 Fijian banknote. Nonelisted in the PMG population report and only a possible50,000 notes issued. Took the vender eight years to findone. Grade immaterial for such a rarity. Fine with noholes or tears.

£300-500

212Government of Fiji, specimen $20, 1971 serialnumber A/1 000000, grey-blue, pale green andorange, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, coat ofarms top centre, value top left and right and at centrein numerals and text at centre, reverse, ornate panel(Pick 69s1), in PMG holder number 64, choiceuncirculated

£550-650



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213Government of Fiji, specimen $20, ND (1971),serial number A/1000000, blue, pale green and pink,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, bank title topcentre, coat of arms below, reverse, value in eachcorner and at centre of ornate panel (Pick 69bs), inPMG holder number 66, gem uncirculated, EPQ andthe only note in the population report. A very difficultsignature and almost as rare as the previous lot

£550-600

214Central Monetary Authority of Fiji, $1, $2 ND(1974), serial numbers A/7059818 and A/7839609,brown, green and pink and green, pale blue and yellowrespectively, both portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,coat of arms at centre, reverse, ornate panel (LNZCMA B2, B3, Pick 71a, 72b), both uncirculated andoriginal, the $1 and $2 denominations for theBarnes/Earland signature (2)

£90-110

215Central Monetary Authority of Fiji, $1 and $2, ND(1974), serial numbers B/4 480915 and B/4 855955,brown, light green and pink and green, light blue andyellow respectively, portrait Queen Elizabeth II atright, value top left and right and in text and numeralsat centre, coat of arms, reverse, panel with value ineach corner and at centre (LNZ CMA B2, B3, Pick71b, 72c), both uncirculated and original with greatembossing. The $1 and $2 denominations for theBarnes/Tomkins signature

£90-110

216Central Monetary Authority of Fiji, $2, ND(1974), serial number A/5831209, green and lightyellow, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, coat ofarms top centre, value top left and right and at centrein figures and text, reverse, ornate panel LNZ CMAB3, (Pick 72a), in PMG holder number 65, gemuncirculated, EPQ. A very scarce sign variety ofBarnes/Craik in a fantastic grade

£300-350

217Central Monetary Authority of Fiji, $5, ND(1974), serial number A/1969536, orange and paleviolet, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, ornatepanels top and low margin, coat of arms top centre,reverse, elaborate panel (LNZ CMA B4, Pick 73a),about uncirculated and completely original. A veryscarce sign variety of Barnes/Craik in a fantastic grade

£220-300



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218Central Monetary Authority of Fiji, $5, $20, ND(1974), serial numbers A/2 438557 and A/3173254, orange and violet and dark blue, light greenand tan respectively, portrait Queen Elizabeth II atright, coat of arms at centre, reverse, ornate panel(LNZ CMA B4, B6, Pick 73b, 75b), both aboutuncirculated and original, the $5 and $20denominations for the Barnes/Earland signature andscarce (2)

£400-450

219Central Monetary Authority of Fiji, $5, ND(1974), serial number A/4 4335704, orange andviolet, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, coat ofarms and value at centre, reverse, ornate panel withvalue in each corner and at centre (LNZ CMA B4,Pick 73c), in PMG holder number 66, gemuncirculated, EPQ, fantastic note in this grade

£200-250

220Central Monetary Authority of Fiji, $10, ND(1974), serial number A/2015038, purple andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, coatof arms top centre, value top left and right and in textand numerals at centre reverse, ornate panel with valuein each corner and at centre (LNZ CMA B5, Pick74a), a nice original very fine with no holes, tears or dirtwhich is rather surprising for an original note of thistype, rated by John Pettit as the rarest modern Fijiannote. They are rarely seen and missing from mostadvanced collections in any grade

£200-300

221Central Monetary Authority of Fiji, $10, ND(1974), serial number A/4 078902, purple andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, coatof arms and bank title at centre, reverse, value in eachcorner and at centre of ornate panel (LNZ CMA B5,Pick 74b), in PMG holder number 66, gemuncirculated, EPQ. A fantastic note in this grade

£400-450



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222Central Monetary Authority of Fiji, £10, ND(1974), serial number A/6 479912, purple andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,value top left and right, coat of arms at centre, value intext and numerals below, reverse, value in each cornerand centre of panel (LNZ CMA B5, Pick 74c),wonderful original uncirculated with incredibleembossing and natural sheen. A fantastic note in thisgrade and a great opportunity for those who preferungraded notes

£250-300

223Central Monetary Authority of Fiji, $1, $2 (2) and$10, ND (1980), serial numbers C/3 269179, C/1904091, C/1 743693 and B/4 485501, brown,green and purple respectively, all portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, coat of arms at centre, reverse,market scene, harvesting sugarcane and Fijianceremonial dance (LNZ B7, B8, B10, Pick 76a, 77a,79a), all uncirculated and original with goodembossing. The $1 and $2 and $10 denominations forthe Barnes/Tomkins signature (4)

£180-220

224Central Monetary Authority of Fiji, $20, ND(1980), serial number B/1 806332, blue andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,value top left and low right and at centre, coat of arms,reverse, temple with thatched roof, river and trees inbackground (LNZ CMA B11, Pick 80a), aboutuncirculated and a lovely original note with greatembossing. A very scarce first prefix

£180-220

225Central Monetary Authority of Fiji, $2, $5 and$10, ND (1983, 1986 (2)), serial numbers C/9157702, B/5 118460 and B/6 832179, green,orange and purple respectively, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, coat of arms at centre, reverse,harvesting sugarcane, group of men fishing withcircular net, ceremonial dance (LNZ CMA B13, B14,B15, Pick 82a, 83a, 84a), all beautifully uncirculated,original and embossed. The $2, $5 and $10denominations for the Barnes/Siwatibau signature

£90-110

226Reserve Bank of Fiji, $2, $5 and $10, ND (1995,1992 (2)), serial numbers D/2 2974545, A 288723and A 353710, green, orange and purple onmulticolour underprint respectively, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, coat of arms at centre, reverse,harvesting, fishing and ceremonial dance (LNZ RBFB2, B3, B4, Pick, 90a, 93a, 94a), uncirculated (3)

£120-140

227Reserve Bank of Fiji, a group of notes comprising, $2(3), ND (1996), $5, ND (1995), $10, ND (1996),$20 (2), ND (1996), $50, ND (1996), all vibrant andcolourful, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, variousbirds low left, coat of arms top right (LNZ RBF B9,B10, B11, B12, B13, Pick 96a, 96ar, 96b, 97a, 98b,99a, b, 100a), all wonderfully uncirculated andoriginal. Incredible set containing single and doubleprefix types and a replacement note. Some first prefix’salso seen (8)

£250-280



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228Reserve Bank of Fiji, $50, ND (1996), serial number J142079,red, orange and multicolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centreright, kacau bird low left and coat of arms top right, reverse,depiction of the signing of the deed of cession, cession stone and flagraising ceremony, flowers low right (LNZ RBF B13, Pick 100b),extra fine and original. This note is never seen! We believe it may be thefirst ever offered at auction and is a modern rarity. Only circulated fora very brief period before being replaced by the holographic series

£250-350

229Reserve Bank of Fiji, a set of the 2002 issuescomprising, $2, $5 (2), $10, $20, $50, all beautifullycolourful and featuring portrait Queen Elizabeth II atcentre right, various types of bird low left, coat of armstop right (LNZ RBF B15, 16, 17, 19 20, Pick 104a,105a, b, 106a, 107a, 108a), all wonderfullyuncirculated and original. A full set of the 2002 issuenotes including the single prefix variety $5 for this set (6)

£100-140

230Reserve Bank of Fiji, $2, $5, and $10, ND (2012),serial numbers DG 001010, CQ 001010 and DF001010, green, brown and purple respectively,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre right, coat ofarms top right, reverse, group of children with sportsstadium in background, iguana, palm tree and flowerand Grand Pacific Hotel (LNZ RBF B20, 21, 22, Pick109b, 110b, 111b), all uncirculated and original.Same number set first prefix set ($2 - $10) of the secondsignature variety for this design. The Reserve Bank ofFiji archives the first 1000 notes and are not issued, thusthis set constitutes the number 10 note of this series as wellas being a nice repeater number set

£60-100


231Reserve Bank of Fiji, a partial set of the 2007 issue,in its presentation folder, comprising $5, $10 and$100, all serial number CA000201, multicoloured,Elizabeth II at right, arms at top right (Pick 110, 111,114, LNZ RBF BNP3a), uncirculated, a very nicepresentation even with three notes sadly absent. The FijiReserve bank held back numbers 101, 201, 301, 401 to1001 and were sold at a premium. Unfortunately 3 ofthe notes were pilfered in transit to the vendor from thepresentation holder (3)

£300-400


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232Government of Gibraltar, £1, £5, £10, £20, 20November 1975, serial numbers J294100, E 128090,A 353099 and A 160605, brown, green, blue and darkorange respectively, portrait Queen Elizabeth II centreright, coat of arms low centre (LNZ GOG B18, 19,20, 21, Pick 20a, 21a, 22a, 23a), all uncirculated andwonderfully embossed originals. A lovely set of this scarcefirst full set of Gibraltar QEII notes

£500-650

GREAT BRITAIN

233Bank of England, L.K. O’Brien, £1, ND (1960),serial number A01 000302, green on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right (B281), an attractiveand original very fine, number 302 of the first prefix,quite rare

£180-220

234Bank of England, J.Q. Hollom, 10/-, ND (1963),serial number K65 758991, red on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right (B294), uncirculatedand a very scarce first prefix

£360-420

235Bank of England, J.Q. Hollom, 10/-, ND (1963),serial number 01A 301130, red on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right (B295), original goodextremely fine, a very scarce first prefix

£160-200

236Bank of England, J.Q. Hollom, £10, ND (1964),serial number A01 578345, purple-brown onmulticolour underprint, Elizabeth II at right (B299),about uncirculated and scarce first prefix

£120-160

237Bank of England, J.Q. Hollom, £10 (2), ND(1964), serial numbers A40 366803 and A33 647057,purple-brown on multicolour underprint, Elizabeth IIat right (B299), one mid and one last prefix,uncirculated (2)

£160-180



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238Bank of England, a group of 10/- and £1 notes,mainly J.S. Fforde, including a 10/-, prefix M80, red,and a Page £1, prefix MT08, green, also a Fforde £5and £10, prefixes 67D and A48, blue and brownrespectively, all with Elizabeth II at right (B288, 310,314, 316, 322), all uncirculated, including tworeplacement serial numbers (18)

£160-220

239Bank of England, J.S. Fforde, £20, ND (1970),serial number A01 936191, purple and multicoloured,Elizabeth II at right, St. George slaying the dragon atcentre (B318), about uncirculated and a scarce firstprefix

£400-500

240Bank of England, J.B. Page, £20, ND (1970), serialnumber A06 509315, purple and multicoloured,Elizabeth II at right, St. George slaying the dragon atcentre (B328), in PMG holder 65 EPQ, gemuncirculated, A06 the first prefix for Page, rare

£500-600

241Bank of England, J.B. Page, £20 (2), ND (1970),serial numbers A70 459600-601, purple andmulticoloured, Elizabeth II at right, St. Georgeslaying the dragon at centre (B328), good extremelyfine and a nice consecutive pair (2)

£120-160

242Bank of England, J.B. Page, £20, ND (1970), serialnumber M02 534305, purple and multicoloured,Elizabeth II at right, St. George slaying the dragon atcentre (B329), original and uncirculated, a scarcereplacement prefix

£150-200

243Bank of England, J.B. Page, £5, ND (1971), serialnumber A01 346149, blue and multicoloured,Elizabeth II at right, Winged Victory at top centre-left, Britannia below (B332), about uncirculated and ascarce first prefix

£180-220



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244Bank of England, J.B. Page, £1, ND (1978), serialnumber A01 000607, green on multicolouredunderprint, Elizabeth II at right, caduceus andcornucopia at centre (B337), uncirculated and a lownumber from the first prefix

£120-160

245Bank of England, J.B. Page, £1 (3), ND (1978),serial numbers A01 004467, A01 471923 and A06000302, also Somerset, £1, serial number DW03010499, all green on multicoloured underprint,Elizabeth II at right, caduceus and cornucopia atcentre (B337, 341), uncirculated, some interestingprefixes and numbers (4)

£120-160

246Bank of England, D.H.F. Somerset, £5, ND(1987), serial number RA01 010410, blue andmulticoloured, Elizabeth II at right, Winged Victoryat top centre-left, Britannia below (B345), in PMGholder 66, EPQ, gem uncirculated, a scarce first prefix

£100-150

247Bank of England, D.H.F. Somerset, £10, ND(1984), serial number AN01 000028, brown andmulticoloured, Elizabeth II at right, Lily symbol atcentre (B348), an original about uncirculated, and avery low number from the first prefix, thus scarce

£280-360

248Bank of England, D.H.F. Somerset, £20, ND(1981), serial number E01 471618, purple andmulticoloured, Elizabeth II at right, St. Georgeslaying the dragon at centre (B350), aboutuncirculated and a very scarce first prefix

£600-700

249Bank of England, D.H.F. Somerset, £20 (4), ND(1984), serial numbers 21B 392300-303, purple andmulticoloured, Elizabeth II at right, St. Georgeslaying the dragon at centre (B351), aboutuncirculated and a consecutive run (4)

£120-180



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250Bank of England, D.H.F. Somerset, £50, ND(1981), serial number B13 375022, brown andmulticoloured, Elizabeth II at right, Phoenix risingfrom the ashes at centre, Britannia at low left (B352),uncirculated

£150-200

251Bank of England, G.M. Gill, £5 and £20, ND(1988), prefixes SD and 43T respectively, blue andpurple on multicolour underprint, Elizabeth II at right(B353, 355), uncirculated (2)

£80-120

252Bank of England, G.M. Gill, £5 (2), 1988, 1990,serial numbers SE90 999169 and A01 999169, firstblue on multicoloured underprint, second black andgreen on multicoloured underprint, Elizabeth II atright (B353, 357), a first and last matching serialnumber set, uncirculated (2)

£120-160

253Bank of England, a set of notes with matching serialnumbers, 000781, comprising Kentfield, £10, prefixDD01, £50, prefix A01, Gill, £20, prefix A01 andLowther, £50, prefix J01, all with Elizabeth II at right(B358, 369, 377, 385), uncirculated and a great set ofnumbers (4)

£500-700

254Bank of England, G.M. Gill, £20, ND (1991), serialnumber A01 000113, black and purple, Elizabeth II atright, Britannia at left (B358), uncirculated, a lownumber of the first prefix, thus very scarce

£160-220

255Bank of England, G.E.A. Kentfield, £10, ND(1991), serial number KN01 266762, black on orangeand multicolour underprint, Elizabeth II at right, Lilysymbol at centre, Britannia at low left (B360), in PMGholder 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated, a scarce first prefix

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256Bank of England, G.E.A. Kentfield, £10, ND(1991), serial number KR30 999160, black on orangeand multicolour underprint, Elizabeth II at right, Lilysymbol at centre, Britannia at low left (B360), a lastprefix, uncirculated

£150-200

257Bank of England, G.E.A. Kentfield, a small groupof low numbers, comprising £5 (2) and £10 (2), serialnumbers R01 500378, BE98 000926, A01 001250and DD01 000269, all with Elizabeth II at right(B362, 364, 366, 369), uncirculated, three firstprefixes, all low numbers (4)

£120-160

258Bank of England, M. Lowther, £5, serial numberHA01 007583, £10 (3), serial numbers AA01 999836and AA01 007794-95, and £20, serial number AS32708385, all with Elizabeth II at right (B386, 388,390, 393), uncirculated, four of the five are firstprefixes (5)

£150-200

259Bank of England, M. Lowther, £5, ND (2002),serial number HA01 000180, black and green onmulticolour underprint, Elizabeth II at right (B393),uncirculated and a low numbered first prefix

£80-120

260Bank of England, a set of notes with the serialnumber 000335, comprising £5, prefix HA01, £20,prefix AA01, £50, prefix J01 and £5, prefix AA01, allwith Elizabeth II at right (B385, 393, 405, 410),about uncirculated to uncirculated, a nice same numberset (4)

£300-400

261Bank of England, Lowther/Bailey, £5, prefix LL75,£10, prefix LL38 and £20, prefix LL25, green,orange-brown and purple respectively, Elizabeth II atright (B394, 401, 403), all replacement serial numbers,uncirculated (3)

£120-160

262Bank of England, A. Bailey, £20, ND (2004), serialnumber DE41 089114, purple on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right (B402), uncirculated,a very scarce first prefix

£400-500

263Bank of England, A. Bailey, £50, ND (2006), serialnumber M70 366146, black and red, Elizabeth II atright, Britannia at left (B404), uncirculated, M70 is thelast prefix

£100-150

264Bank of England, A. Bailey, £20, ND (2007), serialnumber AA01 000143, purple, Elizabeth II at right(B405), uncirculated, the first prefix and a very lownumber

£150-200

265Bank of England, A. Bailey, £20 (5), ND (2007),serial numbers AA45 627541-45, purple, Elizabeth IIat right (B405), uncirculated, a consecutive run

£100-150

266Bank of England, C. Salmon, £50, ND (2013),serial number AA01 085679, red and multicolour,Elizabeth II at right (B410), uncirculated

£100-150



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267States of Guernsey, a set of low numbered notescomprising, £5, 1996, serial number B000554, brownand multicoloured, £10, 1995, serial numberB000073, blue and multicoloured, £20, 1996, serialnumber A000059, red and multicoloured, and £50,1994, serial number A000136, olive-brown andmulticoloured, all with Elizabeth II at right, arms atlow centre (Pick 56a, 57a, 58a, 59), uncirculated anda good set of numbers (4)

£300-400

268States of Guernsey, a set of notes comprising, £5,1996, serial number C000109, brown andmulticoloured, £10 (2), 1995, serial numbersD000532 and D910237, blue and multicoloured,£20, 1996, serial number C000267, red andmulticoloured, and a replacement £10, 1995, serialnumber Z028632, blue and multicoloured, all withElizabeth II at right, arms at low centre (Pick 56b,57b, 57c, 58b, 57cr), uncirculated, some good numbersand scarce replacement notes (5)

£160-220

HONG KONG

269Government of Hong Kong, $1 (3), 1956, 1958and 1959, prefixes 2J, 5C and 6U, green onmulticolour underprint, Elizabeth II at right, value atleft and each corner (Pick 342Ab), first and secondwith tiny spots of foxing, otherwise uncirculated (3)

£60-80

ISLE OF MAN

270Isle of Man Government, 10 shillings, ND (1961),serial number 238118, red on pale grey underprint,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of ManTriune at centre, bank title top centre, value top left,centre and low right, reverse, Viking longship (LNZIOMG B1, Pick 24a), uncirculated

£100-150

271Isle of Man Government, 10 shillings, ND (1961),serial number A267111, red on grey underprint,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of ManTriune at centre, value top left, centre and low right,reverse, Viking longship (LNZ IOMG B1, Pick 24b),uncirculated

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272Isle of Man Government, £5, ND (1961), serial number 050992, blue and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of Man Triune at centre, value in each corner and atcentre, bank title top centre, reverse, Castle Rushen (LNZ IOMG B2, Pick 26a), in PMG holdernumber 65, gem uncirculated, EPQ. An absolutely stunning note and very rare in this grade

£1,400-1,600

273Isle of Man Government, £5, ND (1961), serial number 299325, blue and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of Man Triune at centre, value in each corner and atcentre, bank title top centre, reverse, Castle Rushen (LNZ IOMG B2, Pick 26b), in PMG holdernumber 66, gem uncirculated, EPQ. An absolutely stunning note and very rare in this grade

£1,400-1,600



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274Isle of Man Government, 50 pence (3), ND 1969,1972 (2), serial numbers 115789, B 158574, C048908, blue and multicolour, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, Isle of Man Triune at centre,reverse, Viking longship (LNZ IOMG B4, B5, Pick27a, 28b, 28c), all uncirculated (3)

£100-130

275Isle of Man Government, 50 pence, ND (1972),serial number A200075, blue and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of ManTriune at centre, value top left, centre and low right,reverse, Viking longship (LNZ IOMG B5, Pick 28a),uncirculated, first prefix Low number 75

£120-150

276Isle of Man Government, 50 pence, ND (1972),serial number A200211, blue and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of ManTriune at centre, value top left, centre and low right,reverse, Viking longship (LNZ IOMG B5, Pick 28a),uncirculated, first prefix Low number 211

£120-150

277Isle of Man Government, 50 pence, ND (1972),serial number A800040, blue and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of ManTriune at centre, value top left, centre and low right,reverse, Viking longship (LNZ IOMG B5, Pick 28b),uncirculated, first prefix low number 40

£160-180

278Isle of Man Government, £1, ND (1972), serialnumber C850073, purple and multicolour, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of Man Triune atcentre, value top left and low right and at centre,reverse, Tynwald Hill (LNZ IOMG B6, Pick 29a),uncirculated, first prefix low number 73

£90-120

279Isle of Man Government, £1, ND (1972), serialnumber E944346, purple and multicolour, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of Man Triune atcentre, value top left and low right and at centre,reverse, Tynwald Hill (LNZ IOMG B6, Pick 29b),uncirculated, last prefix

£90-120

280Isle of Man Government, £1. ND (1972), serialnumber F000034, purple and multicolour, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of Man Triune atcentre, bank title top centre, value top left, centre andlow right, reverse, Tynwald Hill (LNZ IOMG B5,Pick 29e), uncirculated, first prefix low number 34

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281Isle of Man Government, £1, ND (1972), serialnumber F000058, purple and multicolour, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of Man Triune atcentre, bank title top centre, value top left, centre andlow right, reverse, Tynwald Hill (LNZ IOMG B5,Pick 29e), uncirculated, first prefix low number 58

£120-150

282Isle of Man Government, £5, ND (1972), serialnumber A887575, blue and multicolour, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of Man Triune atcentre, bank title top centre, value top left, centre andlow right, reverse, Castle Rushen (LNZ IOMG B7,Pick 30b), about uncirculated and original, first prefix

£120-150

283Isle of Man Government, £10 (2), ND (1972),consecutive serial numbers 205157 and 205158,brown, purple and green, portrait Queen Elizabeth IIat right, Isle of Man Triune at centre, bank title topcentre, value top left, centre and low right, reverse,Peel Castle (LNZ IOMG B9, Pick 31b), both notes inPMG holder number 53, about uncirculated, EPQ. Ascarce note. Consecutive pair (2)

£350-400

284Isle of Man Government, £20, ND (1979), serialnumber 000817, red and brown, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, Isle of Man Triune at centre,value top left, centre and low right, bank title topcentre, reverse, Laxey Wheel 1854 (LNZ IOMG B11,Pick 32), in PMG holder number 65, gem uncirculated,EPQ. Lovely note and a low number 817

£380-420

285Isle of Man Government, 50 pence, ND (1979),serial number C200200, blue and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of ManTriune at centre, value top left, centre and low right,reverse, Viking longship (LNZ IOMG B5, Pick 33a),uncirculated, first prefix low number 200 and arepeater number

£70-90

286Isle of Man Government, £1 (3), ND (1980 (2),1983), serial numbers R499007, R499957 andN047921, purple and green respectively, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of Man Triune atcentre, value top left, centre and low right (LNZIOMG B6, B12, Pick 34a, 38a), all uncirculated, firsttwo last Dawson, high number

£100-150



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287Isle of Man Government, £5, ND (1980), serialnumber B600020, red and blue, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, bank title top centre, Isle of ManTriune at centre, value top left, centre and low right,reverse, Castle Rushen (LNZ IOMG B8, Pick 35a),uncirculated, first prefix low number 20

£300-350

288Isle of Man Government, £10, ND (1979), serialnumber 781068, purple, green and brown, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of Man Triune atcentre, value at top left, centre and low right, reverse,orange and brown, Peel Castle (LNZ IOMG B9, Pick36a), uncirculated, first Dawson and a scarce numberprefix

£320-350

289Isle of Man Government, £20, ND (1979), serialnumber 042105, red and brown, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, value top left, centre and lowright, Isle of Man Triune at centre, reverse, LaxeyWheel 1854 (LNZ IOMG B10, Pick 37a), in PMGholder number 65, gem uncirculated, EPQ, a lovely note

£380-420

290Isle of Man Government, £50, ND (1983), serialnumber 059478, violet and green, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, Isle of Man Triune at centre,value top left, centre and low right, bank title topcentre, reverse, Douglas Bay (LNZ IOMG B13, Pick39a), uncirculated

£150-180

291Isle of Man Government, £1, ND (1990), serialnumber R500017, purple and multicolour, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of Man Triune atcentre, value top left, centre and low right, reverse,Tynwald Hill (LNZ IOMG B14, Pick 40a),uncirculated, first prefix and very low number 17

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292Isle of Man Government, £5 (2), ND (1987), serialnumbers E290492 and K000104, blue, green andpurple, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, Isle ofMan Triune at centre, bank title top centre, value topright, centre and low left, reverse, Castle Rushen(LNZ IOMG B15, Pick 41a, b), uncirculated, Dawsonfirst prefix and Cashen low number

£100-130

293Isle of Man Government, £1, £10 and £20, ND(1990), serial numbers S446093, L960611 andF010001, purple, brown and red respectively, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, Isle of Man Triune atcentre, value top left, centre and low right (LNZIOMG B14, 16, 17, Pick 40a, 44a, 45a), alluncirculated, the £20 is the plate note in the Banknotebook

£100-130

294Isle of Man Government, £20, ND (1991), serialnumber 267973, red and multicolour, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, Isle of Man Triune at centre,bank title top centre, value top left, centre and lowright (LNZ IOMG B17, Pick 43a), extra fine, a veryscarce note

£180-200

295Isle of Man Government, £10 (2), ND (1991), serialnumbers C905083 and G500101, £20, ND (1991),serial number G277183, violet, green and brown, andred and multicolour respectively, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, Isle of Man Triune at centre(LNZ IOMG B16, 17, Pick 42, 44a, 45a), first, aboutuncirculated, second and third, uncirculated (3)

£140-160

JAMAICA

296Bank of Jamaica, 5 shillings, 1960 (1961), serialnumber EC767024, red on light violet underprint,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at left, coat of arms lowcentre, bank title top centre, reverse, Dunn’s RiverFalls (LNZ BOJ B1, Pick 49), in PMG holder number66, gem uncirculated, EPQ. Latin motto and incorrectlyidentified as P51Ac

£130-150

297Bank of Jamaica, 5 shillings, 1960 (1964), serialnumber ET311793, red on light violet underprint,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at left, coat of arms lowcentre, bank title top centre, reverse, Dunn’s RiverFalls (LNZ BOJ B1, Pick 51Aa), uncirculated

£130-150



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298Bank of Jamaica, 5 shillings, 1960 (1964), serialnumber FA 348266, red on violet underprint, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at left, bank title top centre, coatof arms low centre, value in each corner and at centre,reverse, Dunn’s River Falls (LNZ BOJ B1, Pick51Ab), in PMG holder number 58, choice aboutuncirculated, EPQ

£80-100

299Bank of Jamaica, 5 shillings, 1960 (1964), serialnumber red on violet underprint, portrait QueenElizabeth II at left, bank title top centre, coat of armslow centre, value in each corner and at centre, reverse,Dunn’s River Falls (LNZ BOJ B1, Pick 51Ac), inPMG holder number 66, choice uncirculated, EPQ

£130-160

300Bank of Jamaica, 5 shillings, 1960 (1964), serialnumber FT084046, red on violet underprint, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at left, bank title top centre, coatof arms low centre, value in each corner and at centre,reverse, Dunn’s River Falls (LNZ BOJ B4, Pick51Ad), in PMG holder number 66, gem uncirculated,EPQ

£130-160

301Bank of Jamaica, 10 shillings, £1, 1960 (1964), serialnumbers GU443406 and AU691955, purple andgreen respectively, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at left,value at each corner and at centre, bank title topcentre, reverse, harvesting scenes (LNZ BOJ B5, 6,Pick 51, 51Bc), first, extremely fine, second, very fine

£120-150

302Bank of Jamaica, £1, 1960 (1964), serial number BF786575, green and multicolour, portrait QueenElizabeth II at left, bank title top centre, value at eachcorner and at centre with coat of arms below, reverse,harvesting (LNZ BOJ B6 Pick 51Ca), aboutuncirculated

£120-150

303Bank of Jamaica, £1, 1960 (1964), serial numberGN032045, green and multicolour, portrait QueenElizabeth II at left, bank title top centre, value at eachcorner and at centre with coat of arms below, reverse,harvesting (LNZ BOJ B6, Pick 51Ce), in PMG holdernumber 58, choice about uncirculated

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304Bank of Jamaica, £5, ND (1963), serial number JL 527879, blue-grey on lightorange and yellow underprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at left, bank title topcentre, value top left, centre and low right, coat of arms low centre, reverse,industrial park, woman holding fruit at right (LNZ BOJ, B7, Pick 52), very fine

£500-700

305States of Jersey, 10 shillings, ND (1964), serialnumber B782913, brown and multicolour, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, coat of arms low centre,bank title top centre, value top left, centre and topright (LNZ SOJ B7, Pick 7), uncirculated

£60-80

306States of Jersey, £10, ND (1972), serial numberA349615, purple and multicolour, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, bank title in ornate panel topcentre, coat of arms low centre, value top left, centreand top right, reverse, St Ouen’s Manor (LNZ SOJB10, Pick 10a), in PMG holder number 66, gemuncirculated, EPQ

£280-320


JERSEY

307States of Jersey, £1 (5), 1976-88, serial numbers AB395276, EB 422712, KB 004721, LB 999981 and TB994857, blue and multicolour, portrait QueenElizabeth II at centre right, value low left, centre, topand low right, coat of arms top centre, reverse, “Battleof Jersey” by John Singleton Copley (LNZ SOJ B11,Pick 11a, b), all uncirculated and original, one note hastoning on a corner

£70-90

308States of Jersey, £5 (2), 1976-88, serial numbersAB000714 and JB 066162, brown, yellow, green andblue, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, bank titletop centre left, value at top right, low left and rightand at centre, coat of arms, reverse, Elizabeth Castleby George Woolfe (LNZ SOJ B12, Pick 12a, b), bothuncirculated and original, one first prefix low number714

£100-130


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309States of Jersey, £10, ND (1976-88), serial numberDB899981, green, pale yellow and mauve, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at centre right, bank title topcentre left with coat of arms below, daffodil flowers atleft and right, reverse, Victoria College by FelixBenoist (LNZ SOJ B13, Pick 13a), uncirculated andoriginal, last prefix and a very high number. The 19thlast number of this series and signature

£120-150

310States of Jersey, £10, ND (1976-88), serial numberAB030594, green, pale yellow and mauve, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at centre right, bank title topcentre left with coat of arms below, daffodil flowers atleft and right, reverse, Victoria College by FelixBenoist (LNZ SOJ B13, Pick 13a), uncirculated andoriginal

£120-150

311States of Jersey, £10, ND (1976-88), serial numberDB956205, green, pale yellow and mauve, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at centre right, bank title topcentre left with coat of arms below, daffodil flowers atleft and right, reverse, Victoria College by FelixBenoist (LNZ SOJ B13, Pick 13b), uncirculated andoriginal

£120-150

312States of Jersey, £20, ND (1976-88), serial numberAB000080, reddish brown, portrait Queen ElizabethII at centre right, bank title top centre left with coat ofarms below, value low left and right, centre and topright, reverse, Gorey Castle by George Woolfe (LNZSOJ B14, Pick 14a), uncirculated and original, firstprefix and a very low number 80

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313States of Jersey, £20, ND (1976-88), serial numberAC490470, reddish brown, portrait Queen ElizabethII at centre right, bank title top centre left with coat ofarms below, value low left and right, centre and topright, reverse, Gorey Castle by George Woolfe (LNZSOJ B14, Pick 14b), in PMG holder number 65, gemuncirculated, EPQ

£200-230

314States of Jersey, a group of notes comprising, £1 (4),£5, £10, £20 (2), £50, all 1989, all vibrantly colouredand featuring Queen Elizabeth II at right (LNZ SOJB15, 16, 17, 18, 19, Pick 15a, 16a, 17a, 18a, 19a), alluncirculated and original, same number set of notes allvery high numbers and all the last 20th note for theprefix or series. The £50 is particularly scarce (9)

£320-350

315States of Jersey, a group of notes consisting of, £1,£5, £10, £20, £50, ND (1989), beautiful andcolourful and featuring portrait Queen Elizabeth II atright, with different birds at low left and flora at right(LNZ SOJ B15, 16, 17, 18, 19, Pick 15a, 16a, 17a,18a, 19a), all uncirculated and original, full set of notessome low numbers. The £50 is paricularly scarce (5)

£280-300

316States of Jersey, £1, £5, £10, £20, ND (1989), serialnumbers AC 153021, AC 161724, AC 460124 andAC 430924, green, purple, orange and bluerespectively, all featuring portrait Queen Elizabeth IIat right, various birds at low left and flowers at right(LNZ SOJ B15, 16, 17, 18, Pick 15a, 16a, 17a, 18a),all uncirculated and original, set all first prefix

£120-150

317States of Jersey, £1 (2), £10, ND (1989), serialnumbers AC999997, FC999997 and CC 999997,green and multicolour and brown and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, flowers at rightand birds at low left (LNZ SOJ B15, 17, Pick 15a,17a), all uncirculated and original, same number set ofnotes all very high numbers and all the fourth from lastnote for the prefix or series. Almost solid numbers

£50-80



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318States of Jersey, £1 (7), ND (1989), serial numbersAC 000219, BC 000052, CC 000033, DC 999505,FC 000401, GC 499675, CZ 012239, green andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, birdslow left, flowers at right, bank title top centre left withcoat of arms below (LNZ SOJ B15, Pick 15a), alluncirculated and original, all different prefixes for thesame series and almost complete and including the CZreplacement

£80-100

319States of Jersey, £1 (6), ND (1993), serial numbersGC 500072, JC 000117, KC 000017, LC 501803,HC 000219, LJ 070727, green and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, bank title topcentre left, coat of arms below, birds at low left andflowers at right, reverse, St Helier Parish Church(LNZ SOJ B20, Pick 20a, 25a), all uncirculated andoriginal, all different prefixes for the same series andmostly low numbers

£50-70

320States of Jersey, £1 (20), ND (1993, 2000), greenand multicolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,bank title top centre left, coat of arms below, birds lowleft, flowers at right, reverse, St Helier Parish Church(LNZ SOJ B20, Pick 20a, 26a), all uncirculated andoriginal, same number set of notes with different prefixesall very high numbers (one note is one number before)

£130-150

321States of Jersey, a group of notes consisting of, £1(8), ND (1993, 1995, 2005), £5 (2), ND (1993), £10(3), ND (1993), £20 (2), ND (1993), all beautifuland very colourful (LNZ SOJ B15, 16, 17, 18, Pick20a, 21a, 22a, 23a, 25a, 26a, 32) all uncirculated andoriginal, same number set of notes all very high numbersand all the last 20th note for the prefix or series

£180-200

322States of Jersey, £20, ND (1993), serial numbers BC500177, blue, light green and pale orange, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, reverse title top centre leftwith coat of arms below, Brent geese low left, flowersat right, reverse, St Ouen’s Manor (LNZ SOJ B18,Pick 23a), uncirculated and original, low number 177.Series starts at BC 500001

£70-90

323States of Jersey, £50, ND (1993), serial numberAC200154, black, green and orange, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, fulmar birds low left, flowers atright, bank title top centre left with coat of armsbelow, reverse, Government House (LNZ SOJ B24,Pick 24a), uncirculated and original, low number 154.Series starts at AC 200001

£160-180

324States of Jersey, £1 (8), ND (2000), various prefixesbut all number 000042, green, yellow and pinkportrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre right, bank titletop centre left with coat of arms below, treecreeperbirds low left and flowers at right, reverse, MontOrgueil castle (LNZ SOJ B26, Pick 26a), alluncirculated and original, same number set of notes allvery low numbers 42

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325States of Jersey, £50, ND (2000), serial number BC000430, black, green and orange, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, fulmar birds low left, flowers atright, bank title top centre left with coat of armsbelow, reverse, Government House (LNZ SOJ B24,Pick 30a), uncirculated and original, low number 430.Series starts at BC 000001

£140-180

326States of Jersey, an unusual group of serial numbersas follows, £1 (2), ND (2010), consecutive serialnumbers AD 000069/70, £5 (2), ND (2010),consecutive serial numbers AD 000069/70, £10 (2),ND (2010), consecutive serial numbers AD000069/70, £20, ND (2010), serial number AD000069 and £50, ND (2010), serial number AD000070 (LNZ SOJ B27, 28, 29, 30, 31, Pick 32a, 33,34a, 35a, 36a), all uncirculated and original, samenumber mixed set of notes all very low numbers 69 and70

£150-180

MALAYA AND BRITISH BORNEO

327Board of Commissioners of Currency Malaya andBritish Borneo, $5, 21 March 1953, serial numberA/29 956828, green and pale yellow and light tan,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, value in ornatetablet at left and at each corner and at centre, banktitle top centre, reverse, coats of arms (LNZ BCC B2,Pick 2a), good very fine to extra fine, a lovely example ofthis scarce note. Untouched original which looksuncirculated at first glance

£170-200

328Board of Commissioners of Currency Malaya andBritish Borneo, $10, 21 March 1953, serial numberA/54 783699, red and green, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, value in ornate tablet at left andin each corner and at centre, reverse, costs of arms(LNZ BCC B3, Pick 3a), extra fine, another niceexample

£140-180



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MALTA

329Government of Malta, 10 shillings, ND (1954),serial number A/5 577617, green and pale lilac,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, George Cross atleft, bank title top centre, value below, reverse, shieldat centre (LNZ GOM B22, Pick 23a), aboutuncirculated, a very limited issue for type and very rarethis nice. A gorgeous example

£280-300

330Government of Malta, £1 (2), ND (1954), serialnumbers A/23 232586 and A/23 421445, brownand light pink, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,George Cross at left, bank title top centre, valuebelow, reverse, shield at centre (LNZ GOM B23, Pick24a, b), the first extra fine, second, about uncirculatedand original. The two different signatures for this serieswith the same prefix indicating a mid prefix changeover,very scarce as such

£130-150

331Government of Malta, ERROR: 10 shillings, ND(1949 (1963)), serial number A/1 495191/A/1496191, green and multicolour, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, George Cross at centre, value ineach corner and at top centre, reverse, Mgarr Harbourin Gozo (LNZ GOM B24, Pick 25A), about fine withwriting on reverse, mismatched serial numbers. Anincredibly difficult note to find and missing from mostadvanced Malta collections. Less than a 1000 notespossible with this error type and precious few survived.We have never offered this type before

£70-100

332Government of Malta, £1, ND (1949 (1963)), serialnumber A/4 041327, brown on multicolourunderprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,George Cross at centre, value in each corner and topcentre, reverse, Industrial Estate (LNZ GOM B25,Pick 26a), uncirculated and original, a very scarce noteand signature in this grade

£200-230

333Government of Malta, £5, ND (1961), serialnumber A/3 359745, blue on multicolourunderprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,George Cross at centre, bank title top centre, value ineach corner and at top centre, reverse, Grand Harbour(LNZ GOM B26, Pick 27a), extremely fine, a lovelyexample and rarely do they show better than this example

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334Government of Malta, £5, ND (1963), serialnumber A/5 001202, blue and multicolour, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, George Cross at centre,value in each corner and at centre, reverse, GrandHarbour (LNZ GOM B26, Pick 27b), good extra fine,a very rare note signature type. Scarce this nice. Also avery low number as this series starts at A/5 000001.Estimated run of only 250,000 notes total

£1,100-1,300



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335Central Bank of Malta, 10 shillings, ND (1967(1968)), serial number A/1 002358, red andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,George Cross at centre, value in each corner and atcentre, bank title top centre left, reverse, MgarrHarbour in Gozo (LNZ CBM B1, Pick 28a), in PMGholder number 66, gem uncirculated, EPQ, a lovelyexample

£120-150

336Central Bank of Malta, £5, ND (1967 (1968)), serialnumber A/12 599154, purple and brown, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, George Cross at centre,bank title top centre left, value in each corner and atcentre, reverse, Grand Harbour LNZ CBM B3, Pick30), uncirculated and original, the highestdenomination of the series

£180-200

MAURITIUS

337Government of Mauritius, 5 rupees, ND (1954),serial number Q295409, blue and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II in ornate circular frame atright, bank title top centre, island scene low left,reverse, coat of arms (Pick 27), in PMG holder number65, gem uncirculated, EPQ, this signature variety onlyfound on prefix Q

£360-400

338Bank of Mauritius, 5, 10, 25, 50 rupees, ND (1967),all serial number A/1 000039, blue, red, green andpurple respectively, all portrait Queen Elizabeth II atright, bank title top centre, value in each corner and atcentre (LNZ BOM B1, 2, 3, 4, Pick 30a, 31a, 32a,33a), all uncirculated and original, a rare and samevery low number set of the first notes of this new design(4)

£650-700

339Bank of Mauritius, 25 rupees, ND (1967), serialnumber A/6 544594, green and multicolour, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, value in ornate tablets ineach corner and in text at centre, coat of arms low left,reverse, ox-drawn cart, fields and mountains inbackground (LNZ BOM B3, Pick 32b), in PMGholder number 66, gem uncirculated, EPQ, a lovelyexample

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340Bank of Mauritius, 50 rupees, ND (1967), serial number A/2 045749, purple and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, bank title in ornate panel top centre, value in each corner and atcentre, coat of arms low left, reverse, ships in harbour (LNZ BOM B4, Pick 33b), in PMG holder number66, gem uncirculated, EPQ. A lovely example and a rare note. This is the key note for the entire 1967 series

£480-520

341Bank of Mauritius, 50 rupees, ND (1967), serialnumber A/3 455386, purple and multicolour, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, coat of arms low left,value in ornate tablet at each corner and at centre,reverse, ships in harbour (LNZ BOM B4, Pick 33c), inPMG holder number 66, gem uncirculated, EPQ,another stunning example of this top denominationlarge note

£200-230


342Bank of Mauritius, 50 rupees, ND (1967), serialnumber Z/1 191835, purple on multicolourunderprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, banktitle in ornate panel top centre, coat of arms low left,value in each corner and at centre, reverse, ships inharbour (LNZ BOM B4, Pick 33cr), uncirculated andcompletely original. A very rare replacement note whichcompliments the previous lot. Incredible state ofpreservation

£320-350


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343Bank of Mauritius, specimen 5, 10, 25, 50 rupees,ND (1967) all serial number *009580, blue, red,green and purple respectively, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, bank title top centre, value ineach corner and at centre (LNZ BOM BNP1, PickCS1), collector series specimens with original Certificateof Authentication from the Franklin Mint

£120-150

NEW ZEALAND

344Reserve Bank of New Zealand, $1 (4), $2 (2), serialnumbers 0A 460146, 3J 000427, Y91 622574 *, K27498799, 0A1 709379, 3E3 668562, brown andmulticolour and purple and multicolour respectively,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre right, bank titlelow centre, reverse, birds and flowers (LNZ RBNZB10, 11, Pick 63a, b, cr, d, 64a, d), all uncirculatedand original, great set of the smaller denominations andincludes some first prefixes and low numbers as well as aKnight replacement note

£90-110

345Reserve Bank of New Zealand, $5, ND (1967-68),serial number 001 037824, orange and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, bank title lowcentre, value top left, centre and low right, reverse, tuibird in kowhai tree (LNZ RBNZ B12, Pick 163a), inPMG holder number 58, choice about uncirculated,EPQ, first prefix and nice original note

£80-100

346Reserve Bank of New Zealand, $5, ND (1968-75),serial number 032 959646, orange and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, bank title lowcentre, value top left, centre and low right, reverse, tuibird in kowhai tree (LNZ RBNZ B12, Pick 163b), inPMG holder number 58, choice about uncirculated,EPQ, very scarce signature variety “Wilks”

£80-100

347Reserve Bank of New Zealand, $20, ND (1975-77),serial number 144 854449, orange and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, value at top leftcentre and low right, bank title low centre, reverse, tuibird in tree (LNZ RBNZ B12, Pick 163c),uncirculated and original, last prefix 144 for theKnight signature

£70-90

348Reserve Bank of New Zealand, $10, ND (1967-68),serial number A0 806371, blue, pale pink and yellow,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, bank title lowcentre, value in ornate tablets top left and low rightand in text at centre, reverse, kea parrot at centre,flowers at left (LNZ RBNZ B13, Pick 166a), choiceabout uncirculated, first prefix and nice original note.

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349Reserve Bank of New Zealand, $10, ND (1968-75),serial number11J 931176, blue and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, bank title lowcentre, value in ornate tablets top left and low rightand in text at centre, reverse, kea parrot (LNZ RBNZB13, Pick 166b), uncirculated and original, very scarcesignature variety “Wilks”

£120-150

350Reserve Bank of New Zealand, $20, ND (1967-68),serial number AB 324738, green and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, value in ornatetablets top left and low right and in text at centre, banktitle low centre, reverse, wood pigeon (LNZ RBNZB14, Pick 167a), in PMG holder number 66, gemuncirculated, EPQ

£130-150

351Reserve Bank of New Zealand, $20, ND (1975-77),serial number EB 933441, green and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, value in ornatetablets top left and low right and in text at centre, banktitle low centre, reverse, wood pigeon (LNZ RBNZB14, Pick 167c), in PMG holder number 65, gemuncirculated, EPQ

£130-150

352Reserve Bank of New Zealand, $100, ND (1967-68), serial number G013303, red and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre right, value inornate tablet at top left and low right and in text atcentre, bank title low centre, reverse, takahe bird atcentre, flowers at left (LNZ RBNZ B15, Pick 168a),extra fine, very scarce denomination and a beautifulnote

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353Reserve Bank of New Zealand, $100, ND (1975-77), serial number G 478304,red and multicolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at centre right, value in ornatetablet at top left and low right and in text at centre, bank title low centre, reverse,takahe bird at centre, flowers at left (LNZ RBNZ B15, Pick 168b), uncirculated andcompletely original, probably scarcer than the previous lot and in a stunning grade

£650-700

354Reserve Bank of New Zealand, $1, $2 (2), $5 (3),$10, $20, ND (1985-89), brown, purple, orange, blueand green, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, valuetop left and low right and in text at centre (RBNZB16, 17, 18, 19, 20, Pick 169b, 170b, 171b 171br,172b, 173b), all uncirculated and original except theJDR prefix note which is fine. A lovely set a first prefixlow number $20 and low number $5, also a replacement$5 as well as the rare true first prefix JDR note. TheRBNZ accidentally released the JDR prefix and so nonewere kept for the collector sets. All RBNZ sets have the lownumber 2nd prefix and not the true first prefix JDR

£130-150


355Reserve Bank of New Zealand, a group of notescomprising, $1 (2), $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, ND(1989-92), all beautiful and vibrantly coloured (LNZRBNZ B16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, Pick 169c, 170c, 171,172c, 173c, 174d), all uncirculated and completelyoriginal, a wonderful set, a first prefix low number $50and $1. Includes the NZ Numismatic conventionoverstamp with RBNZ Letter personally signed by Brash

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356Reserve Bank of New Zealand, $10, ND (1990),serial number FTC 000004, blue on multicolourunderprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, banktitle low centre, value top left, low right and at centre,reverse, signing of the treaty at Waitangi (LNZ RBNZB23, Pick 176), uncirculated and original, FTC(Farmers Trading Company) prefix extremely lownumber 4

£130-150

357Reserve Bank of New Zealand, a group of notescomprising, $5, $10, $20, $50 (2), $100, ND (1992),orange, blue, green, purple and red, a lovely colourfulgroup (LNZ RBNZ B31, 32, 33, 34, 35, Pick 177a,178a, 179a, 180a, 181a), uncirculated and original,very low number 52 matching first prefix set of this 1992issue

£220-250

358Reserve Bank of New Zealand, $5, $20 (2), ND(1992, 94, 96), serial numbers AW 000289, CY000974 and ER 002219, orange and greenrespectively (LNZ RBNZ B31, 33 Pick 177b, 183,184), first, uncirculated and original, very scarce firstprefix and a low number 289. Not often seen or offered,thicker paper, second, uncirculated and original, veryscarce first prefix and a low number 974. Third,uncirculated and original, scarce Commemorative issuecelebrating the Queen’s 70th birthday

£180-220

RHODESIA

359Reserve Bank of Rhodesia, 10 shillings, 11November 1964, H/6 788170, blue and light greenand pale violet, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,bank title top centre, coat of arms below, value top leftand right, centre and low left, reverse, tobacco field(LNZ RBR B1, Pick 24a), about uncirculated andoriginal, gorgeous note and a wonderful example. Thedate exactly one year prior to Rhodesia declaring UDIfrom Britain which ended this design series andsubsequent issues which had been already ordered weredestroyed

£280-300

360Reserve Bank of Rhodesia, specimen £1, 3September 1964, serial number G/1 000000, greenon light violet underprint, portrait Queen Elizabeth IIat right, bank title top centre, value at top left andright, centre and low right flowers low left, reverse(Pick 25ct), uncirculated and original, a colour trial ingreen of the £1 of this beautiful series. No. 61. Showingthe first date for the series.

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361Reserve Bank of Rhodesia, £5, 10 November 1964, serial numberF/1 348198, grey-blue on multicolour underprint, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, sable antelope low left, coat of arms and banktitle top centre, reverse, Great Zimbabwe ruins (LNZ RBR B6, Pick26a), in PMG holder number 65, gem uncirculated, EPQ. A stunningbanknote in a fantastic state of preservation

£650-700

362Reserve Bank of Rhodesia, 10 shillings, 10September 1968, serial number L/16 421405, blueand light blue and mauve, portrait Queen Elizabeth IIat right, bank title at top centre, coat of arms below,reverse, tobacco field (RBR B1, Pick 27a), in PMGholder number 55 EPQ, about uncirculated, a lovelyexample

£150-180


363Reserve Bank of Rhodesia, £1, 1 September 1967,serial number K/23 647060, red on multicolourunderprint, Elizabeth II at right, arms at top centre,value at centre and corners (Pick 28, LNZ RBR B5c),fresh and original, extremely fine and a scarce date

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364Reserve Bank of Rhodesia, £1, 1 October 1968,serial number K/32 910630, red and pale pink andblue, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, bank titletop centre with coat of arms below, value top left,centre and top and low right, flowers low left, reverse,Victoria Falls (LNZ RBR B5, Pick 28d), uncirculatedand original, a stunning banknote in a fantastic stateof preservation. This entire series was locally printedusing Lithography printing and not intaglio so there areno raised inks

£380-400

365Reserve Bank of Rhodesia, £5, 1 July 1968, serialnumber J/5 715495, blue-grey and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, sable antelopelow left, bank title and coat of arms top centre, reverse,Great Zimbabwe ruins (LNZ RBR B6, Pick 29a)about uncirculated and original, by far the rarest noteof the Rhodesian series and the key note. Lithographprinting. Very underrated in all catalogues and adifficult note to obtain in this grade

£420-480

ST HELENA

366Government of St Helena, 50 pence, £1 and £5, ND(1979, 1976, 1976), purple, olive green and bluerespectively, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,reverse, coat of arms (LNZ GOSH B1, 2, 3, Pick 5a,6a, 7a), first, uncirculated and original, lovely radarnumber 144441 and with only 200,000 issued likely theonly survivor, second, uncirculated and original, first £1for Saint Helena with the Queen’s portrait, third,uncirculated and original, first prefix low number 838with the error “ANGLAE” which was quickly replaced

£120-150

367Government of St Helena, £5, ND (1976), serialnumber H/1 300015, blue and light green, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, Jamestown Harbourcentre left, value in ornate tablet at low left and at topright, reverse, coat of arms (LNZ GOCH B3, Pick7b), uncirculated and original, first prefix and very lownumber 15. Series starts at H/1 300001

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368Government of St Helena, £10, ND (1979), serialnumber P/1 001026, pink, green and orange, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at right, value at right and left andat centre, boats and mountains in background, reverse,coat of arms (LNZ GOSH B4, Pick 8a), uncirculatedand original, fairly low number 1026 for this scarce £10type

£80-100

369Government of St Helena, £1, ND (1981), serialnumber A/1 200095, olive green and light orange,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, value at left andright, boats and mountains in background, reverse,coat of arms (LNZ GOSH B2, Pick 9a), uncirculatedand original, first prefix and very low number 95. Seriesstarts at A/1 200001

£50-70

370Government of St Helena, £20, ND (1986), £5, ND(1998), serial numbers A/1 092168 and H/1267759, blue and brown respectively, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, value low left and top right,reverse, coat of arms (LNZ GOSH B6, 7, Pick 10a,11a), both uncirculated and original, the first £20issued by the Government of St. Helena, the second, smallsize £5.

£80-100

371Government of St Helena, £20, ND (2004), serialnumber A/1 100016, brown and multicolour,portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, view ofJamestown top centre left, value low left and top right,reverse, coat of arms (LNZ GOSH B9, Pick 13a),uncirculated and original, first prefix and very lownumber 16. Series starts at A/1 100001

£100-130

SCOTLAND

372Royal Bank of Scotland, £5 (2), 2002, serialnumbers TQGJ 0000296 and TQGJ 0025971, darkblue and multicolour, Lord Jay at right, value low left,centre and top right, coat of arms at left, reverse, twodifferent portraits Queen Elizabeth II at centre (Pick362), uncirculated and original, the first of only twonotes ever issued by any Scottish bank with the Queen onit. Commemorating the Queen’s Golden Jubilee

£50-70



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SEYCHELLES

373Government of the Seychelles, 5 rupees, 1 August 1960, serial number A/7 55648,lilac and green, portrait Queen Elizabeth II in ornate circular frame at right, bank titleand value centre left, elaborate border, reverse, palm trees and tortoise at centreflanked by value (LNZ GOS B18, Pick 11b), uncirculated and faultless, lovely note andonly approximately 50k notes issued for this date and signature. Only the A/7 prefix

£320-350

374Government of the Seychelles, 10 rupees, 1 May 1963, serial number A/3 70831,light green and red, portrait Queen Elizabeth II in ornate circular frame at right, banktitle at centre left, value in each corner and at centre, elaborate border, reverse, palmtrees and tortoise at centre flanked by value (LNZ GOS B19, Pick 12c), uncirculated,another lovely example of this beautiful design. Approximately only 80k notes issued forthis date

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375Government of the Seychelles, 5 rupees, 1 January1968, serial number A/1 360700, brown, light greenand pale pink, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,Seychelles black parrot at left, forest in background,reverse, bank title top left, value low left, centre andtop right (LNZ GOS B21, Pick 14a), uncirculatedand beautifully centered and original, Annigoniportrait issue and extremely popular. A wonderfulexample

£140-160

376Government of the Seychelles, 10 rupees, 1 January1968, serial number A/1 271066, blue, light pink andgreen, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, sea tortoiselow centre, coral low left, men fishing from canoe topleft, reverse, bank title low centre flanked by value,guilloche patterns (LNZ GOS B22, Pick 15a),uncirculated and original, a beautiful original notewith vibrant colour and a classic example of the“SCUM” note. Scarce early date type

£200-220

377Government of the Seychelles, 10 rupees, 1 January1974, serial number A/1 352348, blue, pale lilac andgreen, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, sea tortoiseand coral low centre, men harpoon fishing top left,reverse, guilloche patterns in blue and green (LNZGOS B22, Pick 15b), uncirculated and original,another “SCUM” note with the following date type andAllen signature. Last date type

£200-220

378Government of the Seychelles, 20 rupees, 1 January1971, serial number A/1 243221, purple andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,sooty tern bird at centre with skink lizard at low left,bank title in ornate panel top centre, reverse, guillochepatterns in pink, purple and green (LNZ GOS B23,Pick 16b), uncirculated and original, very scarce notein this grade and a beautiful colour. This the onlydenomination of the whole Seychelles series bearing the1971 date

£380-400



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379Government of the Seychelles, 50 rupees, 1 January1968, serial number A/1 002287, olive green andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right,schooner boat at centre with mountains inbackground, palm trees far right, reverse, guillochepatterns (LNZ GOS B24, Pick 17a), uncirculated, thefirst series of the Fifty Rupee “SEX” note are scarce as itwas only discovered and made public after the other dateswere released.

£1,300-1,500



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380Government of the Seychelles, 50 rupees, 1 January 1969, serial number A/1 058703, olive green andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, schooner boat at centre with mountains in background,palm trees far right, reverse, guilloche patterns (LNZ GOS B24, Pick 17b), this note is a good very fine toextremely fine and completely original showing excellent embossing and absolutely no dirt. This is by far therarest date for this series of Seychelles notes. They are seldom seen and missing from most collections. This the finestwe have seen or offered. Only one note graded by PMG to date as EF (45) without the EPQ designation

£680-700

381Government of the Seychelles, 50 rupees, 1 August 1973, serial number A/1 206109, olive green andmulticolour, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, schooner boat at centre with mountains in background,palm trees far right, reverse, guilloche patterns (LNZ GOS B24, Pick 17e), faultless uncirculated andcompletely original. A stunning example of this last date type

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SOLOMON ISLANDS

382Solomon Islands, $2, $5, and $10, ND (1977), all serial numbers A/1057688, green, blue and pink respectively, portrait Queen Elizabeth II atright, birds and fish (LNZ SIMA B1, 2, 3, Pick 5a, 6a, 7a), alluncirculated and completely original, same number set all first prefix asissued by the bank

£80-100

383Solomon Islands, $2, $5, $10 and $20, ND (1977 (3), 1981), serialnumbers A/2 000088, A/1 000252, A/1 000199 and A/1 000466,green, blue, pink and brown respectively, portrait Queen Elizabeth II atright, reverse, various Island scenes (LNZ SIMA B1, 2, 3, 4, Pick 5a, 6a,7a, 8a), all uncirculated and completely original, all low numbers and alovely set

£200-230

384Solomon Islands, $10, ND (1984), serial number A/2 123098, pinkand purple, portrait Queen Elizabeth II at right, birds and fish, reverse,woman making shell money (LNZ CBSI B1, Pick 11), uncirculated andoriginal

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SOUTHERN RHODESIA

385Southern Rhodesia, £1, 3 January 1953, serial number B/224 081,450, green and pale yellow and lilac, portrait QueenElizabeth II at right, bank title top centre, coat of arms below, landscape low left, reverse, antelope at left, ruins at centre(Pick 13b), about extra fine, these are very scarce notes and rarely are they seen in this condition

£750-800


386Southern Rhodesia, £10, 15 April 1953, serial number E/2 037,188, brown and multicolour, portrait Queen ElizabethII at right, lion low left, bank title top centre with coat of arms below, reverse, three elephants (Pick 15a), about fine, wellcirculated, a few internal splits, minor edge tears on border but not entering the design, a true QEII rarity in any grade andmissing from most advanced collections. Very few are known to exist. A chance to acquire an extremely rare issued note unlikelyto be offered again anytime soon. A restored note of the same prefix and date sold at Lyn Knight auctions for £3,100.

£2,200-2,500


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TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

387Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago, $1 (5), ND (1964), serial numbers D 626237, Z697887, M/1 945555, V/2 072120, V/3 000000, red and pale lilac, portrait Queen ElizabethII in ornate circular frame at centre, coat of arms at left, value in each corner and at low centre,reverse, Old Central Bank building in Port of Spain (LNZ CBTT B1, Pick 26a, b, c, cct), first,about uncirculated, second, about very fine and the last prefix for the Mcleod single prefix type,third, in PMG holder number 66, gem uncirculated, EPQ, McLeod fractional prefix type, fourth,extremely fine, fifth, uncirculated, colour trial (5)

£220-250

388Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago, $5, $10, $20 (2), ND (1964), serial numbers H/1941567, R 395304, F 608482, J/1 405973, green, brown and purple respectively, portraitQueen Elizabeth II at centre, coat of arms at left, reverse, bank building in Port of Spain(LNZCBTT B2, 3, 4, Pick 27c, 28c, 29a, 29c), first, in PMG holder number 65, gemuncirculated, EPQ, fantastic example, second, in PMG holder number 55, about uncirculated,EPQ, a nice example for this difficult note, third, very fine, a very rare note, fourth, in PMG holdernumber 64, choice uncirculated, EPQ, a deceptively scarce note in a fantastic grade. Although thecatalogue values indicate the $10 is more scarce this is not the case. The $20’s are by far the mostscarce for all signature varieties

£480-500



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389An album containing an interesting and varied selection of QueenElizabeth II banknotes, comprising Bahamas (5), Belize (2), Bermuda (3),Canada (1), Cayman Islands (13), East Caribbean (8), Falkland Islands (2),Fiji (22), Gibraltar (3), Great Britain (5), Isle of Man (5), Jersey (18), Malta(1), Mauritius (1), New Zealand (8), Saint Helena (6), Solomon Islands (1)and Trinidad & Tobago (1), 90% of the notes are uncirculated, a fantasticgroup for the collector and dealer alike (106)

£4,000-5,000

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3.4.2 Notice of a request for an expert opinion or Certificate ofAuthenticity must give the reason why such opinion is required andspecify the identity of your proposed expert which will be subjectto agreement by us. We reserve the right, at our discretion, torefuse a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticityincluding (without limitation) where the proposed expert is notknown to us.

3.4.3 If we accept a request for an expert opinion or Certificate ofAuthenticity we will submit the Lot to the Expert Committee. Youacknowledge and accept that the length of time taken by an ExpertCommittee to reach an opinion will vary depending on thecircumstances and in any event is beyond our control.

3.4.4 We will not accept a request for an extension on account ofcondition. Any Lot described in the catalogue as having faults ordefects may not be returned even if an expert opinion or Certificateof Authenticity cites other faults or defects not included in thecatalogue description, other than in the case of a Forgery.

3.4.5 Should Spink accept a request for an extension under theforegoing provisions of this paragraph, the fact may be stated by theAuctioneer from the rostrum prior to the sale of the Lot.

3.4.6 It should be noted that any stamp accompanied by a Certificateof Authenticity is sold on the basis of that Certificate only and noton the basis of any other description or warranty as to authenticity.No request for an extension will be accepted on such a stamp andthe return of such a stamp will not be accepted.

3.4.7 If you receive any correspondence from the Expert Committeein relation to the Lot, including but not limited to a Certificate ofAuthenticity, you must provide us with copies of suchcorrespondence no later than 7 days after you receive suchcorrespondence.

4 AT THE SALE4.1 Refusal of admission

Our sales usually take place on our own premises or premises overwhich we have control for the sale, and we have the right, exercisableat our complete discretion, to refuse admission to the premises orattendance at an auction.

4.2 Registration before biddingYou must complete and sign a registration form and provideidentification before making a bid at auction. Please be aware that weusually require buyers to undergo a credit check.If you have not bid successfully with Spink in the past, or you areregistering with us for the first time, we reserve the right to require adeposit of up to 50% of the amount you intend to spend. Such depositwill be deducted from your invoice should you be successful. If you areunsuccessful at auction, your deposit will be returned by the samemeans it was paid to Spink.Some lots may be designated, prior to the auction, as “Premium Lots”,which means a deposit may be required before placing a bid on theitem for sale. Information will be posted on our website in such anevent.

4.3 Bidding as PrincipalWhen making a bid (whether such bids are made in person or byway of telephone bids operated by Spink, commission or online oremail bids), you will be deemed to be acting as principal and will beaccepting personal liability, unless it has been agreed in writing, at thetime of registration, that you are acting as agent on behalf of a thirdparty buyer acceptable to us.

4.4 Commission BidsIf you give us instructions to bid on your behalf, by using the formprovided in our catalogues or via our website, we shall use reasonableendeavours to do so, provided these instructions are received not laterthan 24 hours before the auction. If we receive commission bids on aparticular Lot for identical amounts, and at auction these bids are thehighest bids for the Lot, it will be sold to the person whose bid wasreceived first. Commission bids are undertaken subject to othercommitments at the time of the sale, and the conduct of the auctionmay be such that we are unable to bid as requested. Since this isundertaken as a free service to prospective buyers on the terms stated,we cannot accept liability for failure to make a commission bid. Youshould therefore always attend personally if you wish to be certain ofbidding.


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4.5 On-line BiddingWe offer internet services as a convenience to our clients. We will notbe responsible for errors or failures to execute bids placed on theinternet, including, without limitation, errors or failures caused by (i) aloss of internet connection by either party for whatever reason; (ii) abreakdown or problems with the online bidding software and/or (iii)a breakdown or problems with your internet connection, computer orsystem. Execution of on-line internet bids on www.spink.com andSpink Live is a free service undertaken subject to other commitments atthe time of the auction and we do not accept liability for failing toexecute an online internet bid or for errors or omissions in connectionwith this activity. Buyers who acquire lots on the-saleroom.com willhave a fee of 3% on the hammer price added to their invoice for usingthis facility.

4.6 Telephone BidsIf you make arrangements with us not less than 24 hours before thesale, we shall use reasonable endeavours to contact you to enable youto participate in bidding by telephone, but in no circumstances will webe liable to either the Seller or you as a result of failure to do so.

4.7 Currency ConverterAt some auctions, a currency converter will be operated, based on theone month forward rates of exchange quoted to us by Barclays BankPlc or any other appropriate rate determined by us, at opening on thedate of the auction. Bidding will take place in a currency determined byus, which is usually sterling for auctions held in London. The currencyconverter is not always reliable, and errors may occur beyond ourcontrol either in the accuracy of the Lot number displayed on theconverter, or the foreign currency equivalent of sterling bids. We shallnot be liable to you for any loss suffered as a result of you following thecurrency converter.

4.8 Video imagesAt some auctions there will be a video screen. Mistakes may occur in itsoperation, and we cannot be liable to you regarding either thecorrespondence of the image to the Lot being sold or the quality of theimage as a reproduction of the original.

4.9 Bidding IncrementsBidding generally opens below the low estimate and advances in thefollowing order although the auctioneer may vary the biddingincrements during the course of the auction. The normal biddingincrements are:

Up to £100 by £5£100 to £300 by £10£300 to £600 £320-£350-£380-£400 etc.£600 to £1,000 by £50£1,000 to £3,000 by £100£3,000 to £6,000 £3,200-£3,500-£3,800-£4,000 etc.£6,000 to £20,000 by £500£20,000 and up Auctioneer’s discretion

4.10 Bidding by Spink4.10.1 We reserve the right to bid on Lots on the Seller’s behalf up to

the amount of the Reserve (if any), which will never be above thelow estimate printed in the auction catalogue.

4.10.2 The Spink Group reserves the right to bid on and purchaseLots as principal.

4.11 The Auctioneer’s DiscretionThe auctioneer has the right at his absolute discretion to refuse any bidto advance the bidding in such manner as he may decide to withdrawor divide any Lot, to combine any two or more Lots and, in the case oferror or dispute, to put an item up for bidding again.

4.12 Successful BidSubject to the auctioneer’s discretion, the striking of his hammer marksthe acceptance of the highest bid, provided always that such bid ishigher than the Reserve (where applicable), and the conclusion of acontract for sale between you and the Seller.

4.13 After Sale ArrangementsIf you enter into any private sale agreements for any Lot with the Sellerwithin 60 days of the auction, we, as exclusive agents of the Sellerreserve the right to charge you the applicable Buyer’s Premium inaccordance with these Terms and Conditions, and the Seller acommission in accordance with the terms of the Seller’s agreement.

4.14 Return of Lot4.14.1 Once your bid has been accepted for a Lot then you are liable

to pay for that Lot in accordance with these Terms and Conditions.If there are any problems with a Lot then you must notify us within7 days of receipt of the Lot, specifying the nature of the problem.We may then request that the Lot is returned to us for inspection.Save as set out in clause 5.13, the cancellation of the sale of any Lotand the refund of the corresponding purchase price is entirely atour sole discretion. We will not normally exercise that discretion ifthe Lot is not received by us in the same condition that it was in atthe auction date.

4.14.2 No lot may be returned on account of condition if thecondition was stated by a third party grading company (including,but not limited to PCGS, NGC, ANACS, ICG, PMG, WBG).

5 AFTER THE AUCTION5.1 Buyer’s Premium and other charges

In addition to the Hammer Price, you must pay us the Buyer’sPremium at a rate of 20% of the final Hammer price of each lot, a feeof 3% on the hammer price total for using the-saleroom.com and a feefor paying by credit card.

5.2 Value Added TaxOther than in respect of Zero-rated Lots (o) VAT is chargeable on theHammer price and the Buyer’s premium of daggered (†) and (Ω) lotsat the standard rate (currently 20%), and on lots marked (x) at thereduced rate (currently 5% on the Hammer price and 20% on theBuyer’s premium). VAT on Margin scheme lots (identified by theabsence of any VAT symbol next to the lot number) is payable at 20%on the Buyer’s premium only.

5.3 VAT RefundsGeneral5.3.1 As we remain liable to account for VAT on all Lots unless they

have been exported outside the EU within 3 months of the date ofsale, you will generally be asked to deposit all amounts of VATinvoiced. However, if a Spink nominated shipper is instructed, thenany refundable VAT will not be collected. In all other cases creditswill be made when proof of export is provided. If you export theLot yourself you must obtain shipping documents from theShipping Department for which a charge of £50 will be made.

5.3.2 If you export the Lot you must return the valid proof of exportcertificate to us within 3 months of the date of sale. If you fail toreturn the proof of export certificate to us within such period andyou have not already accounted to us for the VAT, you will beliable to us for the full amount of the VAT due on such Lot and weshall be entitled to invoice you for this sum.

5.3.3 To apply for a refund of any VAT paid, the proof of exportcertificate must be sent to our Shipping Department clearly marked‘VAT Refund’ within 3 months of the date of sale. No payment willbe made where the total amount of VAT refundable is less than £50and Spink will charge £50 for each refund processed.

VAT Refunds - Buyers from within the EU5.3.4 VAT refunds are available on the Hammer Price and Buyer’s

Premium of Daggered (†) and Investment Gold (g) Lots. You mustcertify that you are registered for VAT in another EU country andthat the Lot is to be removed from the United Kingdom within 3months of the date of sale.

5.3.5 Where an EU buyer purchases a Lot on which import VAT hasbeen charged, no refund of VAT is available from us. It may bepossible to apply directly for a refund on form VAT 65 toHM Revenue & Customs Overeseas Repayment Section,Londonderry.

VAT Refunds – Buyers from outside the EU5.3.6 Where a Lot is included within the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme

and evidence of export from the EU is produced within 3 monthsof the date of sale, the VAT on Buyer’s Premium may be refunded.

5.3.7 Where the Lot is marked as a Daggered (†) or Investment Gold(g) Lot the VAT charged on the Hammer Price may be refundedwhere evidence of export from the EU is produced within 3months of the date of sale. A refund of VAT charged on the Buyer’sPremium can also be made on receipt of proof of business as acollectibles dealer.

5.3.8 Where the Lot is marked as an Omega (Ω) Lot or an ImportVAT (x) Lot and evidence of export from the EU is producedwithin 3 months of the date of sale, the VAT charged on both theHammer Price and Buyer’s Premium may be refunded. Whererequired, we can advise you on how to export such Lots as a specificform of export evidence is required. Where we advise you on theexport of the Lots, please be aware that the ultimate responsibilityin respect of obtaining a valid proof of export certificate will lie withyou and we will not be responsible for your failure to obtain suchcertificate.

5.4 Payment5.4.1 You must provide us with your full name and permanent address

and, if so requested, details of the bank from which any paymentsto us will be made. You must pay the full amount due (comprisingthe Hammer Price, the Buyer’s Premium and any applicable VAT)within seven days after the date of the sale. This applies even if youwish to export the Lot and an export licence is (or may be)required.

5.4.2 You will not acquire title to the Lot until all amounts duehave been paid in full. This includes instances where specialarrangements were made for release of Lot prior to full settlement.

5.4.3 Payment should be made in sterling by one of the followingmethods:II(i) Direct bank transfer to our account details of which are set

out on the invoice. All bank charges shall be met by you.Please ensure that your client number is noted on thetransfer.

i(ii) By cheque or bank draft made payable to Spink and Son Ltdand sent to Spink at 69 Southampton Row, Bloomsbury,London WC1B 4ET. Please note that the processing chargesfor payments made by cheques or bank drafts drawn on anon-U.K bank shall be met by you. Please ensure that theremittance slip printed at the bottom of the invoice isenclosed with your payment.

(iii) By Visa or Mastercard. A fee of 2% will be applied. Paymentsmade by American Express are subject to a 4% fee. Paymentsexceeding £5,000 can normally only be made by the cardholder in person whilst on our premises.

5.4.4 Payments should be made by the registered buyer and not bythird parties, unless it has been agreed at the time of registrationthat you are acting as an agent on behalf of a third party.


5.5 InvoicesInvoices may consist of one or more pages and will show: Zero ratedLots (o); no symbol Lots sold under the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme;Lots marked (g) special scheme Investment Gold; Daggered Lots (†),imported Lots marked (x) and (Ω), (e) Lots with Zero rated hammerfor EU VAT registered buyers.

5.6 Collection of Purchases5.6.1 Unless specifically agreed to the contrary, we shall retain lots

purchased until all amounts due to us, or to the Spink Group, havebeen paid in full. Buyers will be required to pay for their lots whenthey wish to take possession of the same, which must be within 7days of the date of the sale, unless prior arrangements have beenmade with Spink. Without prior agreement, lots will not be releaseduntil cleared funds are received with regard to payments made bycheque.

5.6.2 Unless we notify you to the contrary, items retained by us willbe covered in accordance with our policy which is available forinspection at our offices from the date of sale for a period of sevendays or until the time of collection, whichever is sooner. After sevendays or from the time of collection, whichever is the earlier, the Lotwill be entirely at your risk.

5.6.3 Our policy will not cover and we are unable to acceptresponsibility for damage caused by woodworm, changes inatmospheric conditions or acts of terrorism.

5.7 NotificationWe are not able to notify successful bidders by telephone. WhileInvoices are sent out by mail after the auction we do not acceptresponsibility for notifying you of the result of your bid. You arerequested to contact us by telephone or in person as soon as possibleafter the auction to obtain details of the outcome of your bids to avoidincurring charges for late payment.

5.8 Packing and handling5.8.1 We shall use all reasonable endeavours to take care when

handling and packing a purchased Lot but remind you that afterseven days or from the time of collection, whichever is sooner, theLot is entirely at your risk. Our postage charges are set out at theback of the catalogue.

5.8.2 It is the responsibility of the Buyer to be aware of any ImportDuties that may be incurred upon importation to the finaldestination. Spink will not accept return of any package in order toavoid these duties. The onus is also on the Buyer to be aware of anyCustoms import restrictions that prohibit the importation ofcertain collectibles. Spink will not accept return of the Lot(s) underthese circumstances. Spink will not accept responsibility for Lot(s)seized or destroyed by Customs.

5.8.3 If the Buyer requires delivery of the Lot to an address other thanthe invoice address this will be carried out at the discretion ofSpink.

5.9 Recommended packers and shippersIf required our shipping department may arrange shipment as youragent. Although we may suggest carriers if specifically requested, oursuggestions are made on the basis of our general experience of suchparties in the past and we are not responsible to any person to whomwe have made a recommendation for the acts or omissions of the thirdparties concerned.

5.10 Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases5.10.1 If you fail to make payment within seven days of your stipulated

payment date set out in your invoice, we shall be entitled to exerciseone or more of the following rights or remedies:5.10.1.1 to charge interest at the rate of 2% per month compound

interest, calculated on a daily basis, from the date the fullamount is due;

5.10.1.2 to set off against any amounts which the Spink Group mayowe you in any other transaction the outstanding amountremaining unpaid by you;

5.10.1.3 we may keep hold of all or some of your Lots or otherproperty in the possession of the Spink Group until you havepaid all the amounts you owe us or the Spink Group, even if theunpaid amounts do not relate to those Lots or other property.Following fourteen days’ notice to you of the amountoutstanding and remaining unpaid, the Spink Group shall havethe right to arrange the sale of such Lots or other property. Weshall apply the proceeds in discharge of the amount outstandingto us or the Spink Group, and pay any balance to you;

5.10.1.4 where several amounts are owed by you to the SpinkGroup in respect of different transactions, to apply any amountpaid to discharge any amount owed in respect of any particulartransaction, whether or not you so direct;

5.10.1.5 to reject at any future auction any bids made by you or onyour behalf or obtain a deposit from you before accepting anybids.

5.10.2 If you fail to make payment within thirty-five days, we shall inaddition be entitled:

5.10.2.1 to cancel the sale of the Lot or any other item sold to youat the same or any other auction;

5.10.2.2 to arrange a resale of the Lot, publicly or privately, and, ifthis results in a lower price being obtained, claim the balancefrom you together with all reasonable costs including a 20%seller’s commission, expenses, damages, legal fees, commissionsand premiums of whatever kind associated with both sales orotherwise, incurred in connection with your failure to makepayment;

5.10.2.3 when reselling the Lot, place a notice in our cataloguestating that you successfully purchased the Lot at auction buthave subsequently failed to pay the Hammer Price of the Lot; or

5.10.2.4 take any other appropriate action as we deem fit.5.10.3 If you fail to collect within fourteen days after the sale, whether

or not payment has been made, you will be required5.10.3.1 to pay a storage charge of £2 per item per day plus any

additional handling cost that may apply.5.10.3.2 you will not be entitled to collect the Lot until all

outstanding charges are met, together with payment of all otheramounts due to us.

5.11 Uses of default informationIf you fail to make payment for a Lot in accordance with these Terms andConditions:5.11.1 We reserve the right to refuse you the right to make bids for any

future auction irrespective of whether previous defaults havebeen settled; and

5.11.2 You consent to us disclosing details of such default to otherauctioneers and live bidding platforms, which will include yourname, address, nature of the default and the date of the default.

Auctioneers or live bidding platforms who receive details of the defaultmay rely on such information when deciding whether to enter into atransaction with you in the future.

5.12 Export Licence5.12.1 If required we can, at our discretion, advise you on the detailed

provisions of the export licensing regulations. Where we advise youin relation to export licensing regulations the ultimate responsibilityin respect of any export will lie with you and we will not beresponsible for your failure to apply for any necessary licences.

5.12.2 If the Lot is going to be hand carried by you, you may berequired to produce a valid export licence to us or sign a waiverdocument stating that a licence will be applied for.

5.12.3 You should always check whether an export licence is requiredbefore exporting. Export licences are usually obtained within twoor three weeks but delays can occur.

5.12.4 Unless otherwise agreed by us in writing, the fact that you wishto apply for an export licence does not affect your obligation tomake payment within seven days nor our right to charge interest onlate payment.

5.12.5 If you request that we apply for an export licence on yourbehalf, we shall be entitled to recover from you our disbursementsand out of pocket expenses in relation to such application, togetherwith any relevant VAT.

5.12.6 We will not be obliged to rescind a sale nor to refund anyinterest or other expenses incurred by you where payment is madeby you despite the fact that an export licence is required.

5.13 Refund in the case of Forgery5.13.1 A sale will be cancelled, and the amount paid refunded to you

if a Lot (other than a miscellaneous item not described in thecatalogue) sold by us proves to have been a Forgery. We shall nothowever be obliged to refund any amounts if either (a) thecatalogue description or saleroom notice at the auction datecorresponded to the generally accepted opinion of scholars orexperts at that time, or fairly indicated that there was a conflict ofopinions, or (b) it can be demonstrated that the Lot is a Forgeryonly by means of either a scientific process not generally acceptedfor use until after publication of the catalogue or a process which atthe date of the auction was unreasonably expensive or impracticableor likely to have caused damage to the Lot. Furthermore, youshould note that this refund can be obtained only if the followingconditions are met:5.13.1.1 you must notify us in writing, within seven days of the

receipt of the Lot(s), that in your view the Lot concerned is aForgery;

5.13.1.2 you must then return the item to us within fourteen daysfrom receipt of the Lot(s), in the same condition as at theauction date; and

5.13.1.3 as soon as possible following return of the Lot, you mustproduce evidence satisfactory to us that the Lot is a Forgery andthat you are able to transfer good title to us, free from any thirdparty claims.

5.13.1.4 you must provide to us all evidence obtained by you thata Lot is a Forgery no later than 7 days after you receive suchevidence.

5.13.2 In no circumstances shall we be required to pay you any morethan the amount paid by you for the Lot concerned and you shallhave no claim for interest.

5.13.3 The benefit of this guarantee is not capable of beingtransferred, and is solely for the benefit of the person to whom theoriginal invoice was made out by us in respect of the Lot when soldand who, since the sale, has remained the owner of the Lot withoutdisposing of any interest in it to any third party.

5.13.4 We shall be entitled to rely on any scientific or other process toestablish that the Lot is not a Forgery, whether or not such processwas used or in use at the date of the auction.

6 LIABILITYNothing in these Terms and Conditions limits or excludes our liability for:6.1 death or personal injury resulting from negligence; or6.2 any damage or liability incurred by you as a result of our fraud or

fraudulent misrepresentation.

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7 USE OF YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION7.1 We will use the personal information you provide to us to:

7.1.1 process the bids you make on Lots (whether successful orotherwise) and other auction related services we provide;

7.1.2 process your payment relating to a successful purchase of a Lot;7.1.3 arrange for delivery of any Lot you purchase, which will include

passing your details to shipping providers and, on overseasdeliveries, to customs where they make enquiries regarding the Lot;

7.1.4 inform you about similar products or services that we provide,but you may stop receiving these at any time by contacting us.

7.2 In accordance with clause 4.2, you agree that we may pass yourinformation to credit reference agencies and that they may keep a recordof any search that they do.

7.3 In accordance with clause 5.11, you agree that where you default onmaking payment for a Lot in accordance with these terms and conditionswe may disclose details of such default to other auctioneers and livebidding platforms.

7.4 We are also working closely with third parties (including, for example,other auctioneers and live bidding platforms) and may receiveinformation about you from them.

8 COPYRIGHT8.1 We shall have the right (on a non-exclusive basis) to photograph, video

or otherwise produce an image of the Lot. All rights in such an imagewill belong to us, and we shall have the right to use it in whatever waywe see fit.

8.2 The copyright in all images, illustrations and written material relatingto a Lot is and shall remain at all times our property and we shall havethe right to use it in whatever way we see fit. You shall not use or allowanyone else to use such images, illustrations or written material withoutour prior written consent.

9 VATYou shall give us all relevant information about your VAT status and that ofthe Lot to ensure that the correct information is printed in the catalogues.Once printed, the information cannot be changed. If we incur any unforeseencost or expense as a result of the information being incorrect, you willreimburse to us on demand the full amount incurred.

10 NOTICESAll notices given under these Terms and Conditions may be served personally,sent by 1st class post, or faxed to the address given to the sender by the otherparty. Any notice sent by post will be deemed to have been received on thesecond working day after posting or, if the addressee is overseas, on the fifthworking day after posting. Any notice sent by fax or served personally will bedeemed to be delivered on the first working day following despatch.

11 ADDITIONAL PROVISIONSThe following provisions of this clause 10 shall apply only if you are acting forthe purposes of your business.11.1 Limitation of Liability

Subject to clause 6, we shall not be liable, whether in tort (includingfor negligence) or breach of statutory duty, contract, misrepresentationor otherwise for any:11.1.1 loss of profits, loss of business, depletion of goodwill and/or

similar losses, loss of anticipated savings, loss of goods, loss ofcontract, loss of use, loss of corruption of data or information; or

11.1.2 any special, indirect, consequential or pure economic loss,costs, damages, charges or expenses.

11.2 SeverabilityIf any part of these Terms and Condition is found by any court to beinvalid, illegal or unenforceable, that part may be discounted and therest of the conditions shall continue to be valid and enforceable to thefullest extent permitted by law.

11.3 Force majeureWe shall have no liability to you if we are prevented from, or delayedin performing, our obligations under these Terms and Conditions orfrom carrying on our business by acts, events, omissions or accidentsbeyond our reasonable control, including (without limitation) strikes,lock-outs or other industrial disputes (whether involving our workforceor the workforce of any other party), failure of a utility service ortransport network, act of God, war, riot, civil commotion, maliciousdamage, compliance with any law or governmental order, rule,regulation or direction, accident, breakdown of plant or machinery,fire, flood, storm or default of suppliers or subcontractors.

11.4 Waiver11.4.1 A waiver of any right under these Terms and Conditions is only

effective if it is in writing and it applies only to the circumstancesfor which it is given. No failure or delay by a party in exercising anyright or remedy under these Terms and Conditions or by law shallconstitute a waiver of that (or any other) right or remedy, norpreclude or restrict its further exercise. No single or partial exerciseof such right or remedy shall preclude or restrict the further exerciseof that (or any other) right or remedy.

11.4.2 Unless specifically provided otherwise, rights arising underthese Terms and Conditions are cumulative and do not excluderights provided by law.

11.5 Law and Jurisdiction11.5.1 These Terms and Conditions and any dispute or claim arising

out of or in connection with them or their subject matter, shall begoverned by, and construed in accordance with, the law of Englandand Wales.

11.5.2 The parties irrevocably agree that the courts of England andWales shall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute orclaim that arises out of, or in connection with, Terms andConditions or their subject matter.

Postal ChargesPrices for books(items sent by this method are not covered by insurance)

Prices for all other items including postage and packaging

Shipments of more than 2kg or volumetric measurement of more than 2kg have tobe sent by courier. Certain countries may incur extra charge when courier servicesare required by our insurance policy. For lots sent by courier please [email protected] for calculation of any further relevant cost in addition tothe above charges.

Value Added Tax (VAT)

Charging of (VAT) at AuctionThe information shown on this page sets out the way in which Spink intends toaccount for VAT.

i. Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme1. Where possible, we will offer Lots for sale under the Auctioneers’

Margin Scheme. Such Lots can be identified by the absence of anyVAT symbol next to the Lot number in the catalogue and will not besubject to VAT on the Hammer Price.

2. Where Lots are sold using the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme to UKVAT–registered businesses, the VAT on Buyers’ Premium is notrecoverable as input tax. Upon request on sale day, we will issueinvoices that show VAT separately on both the Hammer Price andthe Buyer’s Premium. This will enable VAT-registered businesses torecover the VAT charged as input tax, subject to the normal rules forrecovering input tax.

ii. Zero-Rated LotsLimited Categories of goods, such as books, are Zero-rated (o) for VAT inthe United Kingdom. Such Lots are offered under the Auctioneers’ MarginScheme. In these circumstances no VAT will be added to the Buyer’spremium.

iii. Daggered LotsLots which are Daggered (†) in the catalogue are subject to VAT at 20%on both the Hammer Price and the Buyer’s Premium.

iv. Imported and Omega LotsLots which are marked (x) in the catalogue are subject to VAT at 5% onthe Hammer price plus 20% on the Buyer’s premium. Lots which bear theOmega symbol (Ω) are subject to VAT at 20% on the Hammer Price andon the Buyer’s Premium. This VAT is payable on items imported fromoutside the EU. In these cases we have used a temporary importationprocedure, which in effect means that the point of importation is deferreduntil the Lot has been sold. At this point the Buyer is treated as theimporter and is liable to pay the import VAT due. We will collect the VATfrom you and pay it to HM Customs and Excise on your behalf.

v. Investment Gold LotsLots marked (g) in the catalogue are exempt from VAT on the HammerPrice and are subject to VAT at 20% on the Buyer’s Premium. A refund ofVAT charged on the Buyer’s Premium can also be made on receipt of proofof business as a collectibles dealer outside of the EU.

Invoice Value UK EU Rest of the WorldUp to £1,500 £10 £15 £20

Up to £10,000 £20 £30 £40

Above £10,001 £20 £50 £60

Weight UK EU Rest of the WorldUp to 1kg £8 for any weight £12 £15

Up to 2kg £8 for any weight £18 £25


BANKNOTES

2 April The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale Hong Kong CSS1528 April Queen Elizabeth II, A Banknote Collection London 1503328 April The Michael Jowett Collection of African Banknotes London 1503229 April The Uncirculated Collection London 1503429/30 April World Banknotes London 150086 May British Banknotes London 150363/4 June The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale New York 3228/9 July World Banknotes London 1502827 August The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale Hong Kong CSS1729/30 September World Banknotes London 150091 October World Banknotes London 1500914 November The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale Hong Kong CSS19

SALE CALENDAR 2015

The above sale dates are subject to change

Spink offers the following services:– VALUATIONS FOR INSURANCE AND PROBATE FOR INDIVIDUAL ITEMS OR WHOLE COLLECTIONS –– SALES ON A COMMISSION BASIS EITHER OF INDIVIDUAL PIECES OR WHOLE COLLECTIONS –

STAMPS

16 April The Neville Polakow FRPSL Collection of Northern Rhodesia London 1502216 May The Philatelic Collector’s Series Sale Hong Kong CSS1219 May Western Australia from the Vestey Collection London 1502420 May Swaziland, The Award-Winning Collection formed by

Peter van der Molen, RDPSA, FRPSL London 1503520/21/22 May The Philatelic Collector’s Series Sale London 15023June The Philatelic Collector’s Series Sale New York 15115/16 July The Philatelic Collector’s Series Sale London 15026July Postal History and Historical Documents London 1503717/18 August Stamps and Covers of South East Asia Sale during the International Exhibition Singapore 1502726 September The Philatelic Collector’s Series Sale Hong Kong CSS14

COINS

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MEDALS

23 April Orders, Decorations, Campaign Medals & Militaria London 1500123 July Orders, Decorations, Campaign Medals & Militaria London 1500219 November Orders, Decorations, Campaign Medals & Militaria London 15003

BONDS AND SHARES

2 April The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale Hong Kong CSS1529 May Bonds & Share Certificates of the World London 150183/4 June The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale New York 32227 August The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale Hong Kong CSS1714 November The Numismatic Collector’s Series Sale Hong Kong CSS19

AUTOGRAPHS

July Postal History and Historical Documents London 15037

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