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The second Elizabeth II £1 Star Note, and the last Australian £1 Star, the 1961 £1 Coombs/Wilson Reserve Bank Star is, like all Star Notes, rare irrespective of the grade.
Specifications
Banknote Type
Paper
Country of Issue
Australia
Denomination
£1
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1961 £1 R34S Coombs/Wilson Reserve Bank Star Note good Fine
$850.00 AUD
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Printed in tiny numbers, with most withdrawn from circulation and destroyed at decimal changeover, we are rarely able to offer the last £1 Star – especially at a price like this! Graded good Fine, this is your chance to take a decisive step into one of the most important fields of Australian numismatics.
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1961 £1 R34S Coombs/Wilson Reserve Bank Star Note good Fine
$850.00 AUD
Unit price /
Unavailable
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Country of Issue
Australia
Year of Issue
1961
Denomination
£1
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Printed in tiny numbers, with most withdrawn from circulation and destroyed at decimal changeover, we are rarely able to offer the last £1 Star – especially at a price like this! Graded good Fine, this is your chance to take a decisive step into one of the most important fields of Australian numismatics.
