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If Elizabeth II predecimal notes are recognised as scarce in Unc - and, of course, they are - then those notes are undeniably rare when found in consecutive sequence.
Issued from 1953 to 1960 under the authority of the Commonwealth Bank, the first Elizabeth II £1 note is a most historic type. Highly sought after individually when found in Unc, this landmark predecimal issue always creates frenzied demand when offered in sequential format. Surprisingly affordable given the heady fusion of history, rarity and quality.
Available here is the 1953 £1 R33 Coombs/Wilson Commonwealth Bank Note Unc.
If Elizabeth II predecimal notes are recognised as scarce in Unc - and, of course, they are - then those notes are undeniably rare when found in consecutive sequence.
Issued from 1953 to 1960 under the authority of the Commonwealth Bank, the first Elizabeth II £1 note is a most historic type. Highly sought after individually when found in Unc, this landmark predecimal issue always creates frenzied demand when offered in sequential format. Surprisingly affordable given the heady fusion of history, rarity and quality.
Available here is the 1953 £1 R33 Coombs/Wilson Commonwealth Bank Note Unc.
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