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British, Irish and World Banknotes (24 June 2020)

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Total Lots Found: 323

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Lot 468

Banque de l’Algerie, 50 Francs, 17 September 1942, serial number B.1332 592, in PMG holder 66 EPQ, gem uncirculated, thus quite scarce TBB B130c, Pick 87 £200-£260

Sold for £220

Lot 469

Banque Centrale d’Algerie, 100 Dinars, 1 January 1964, serial number Q.80 435, in PMG holder 64 EPQ, choice uncirculated TBB B304a, Pick 125 £100-£150

Sold for £130

Lot 470

Banco Nacional Ultramarino, Angola, 20 Escudos, 1 January 1921, serial number 469504, in PMG holder 30, very fine, and an excellent example of this rare higher denomination Pick 59 £1,400-£1,800

Unsold

Lot 471

Banco de Angola, 100 Escudos, 1962, serial number 6Ez 737776, also 1000 Escudos, 1970, serial number 20TT 807929, in PMG holders 55, about uncirculated, a beautiful pair (2 notes) TBB B420a, B422b, Pick 94, 98 £100-£150

Sold for £85

Lot 472

Bank of Victoria, a bill of exchange for £10, Melbourne, 16 May 1860, serial number 1544, good fine to about very fine, mounting remains, a charming piece with an engraving of a kangaroo by someone who had clearly never seen a kangaroo (but who had likely seen the famous 1772 painting by George Stubbs) £100-£150

Unsold

Lot 473

Commonwealth of Australia, 10 Shillings = Half Sovereign, ND (1918), serial number N567291, C.J. Cerutty and J.R Collins signatures, in PMG holder number 12, fine and scarce TBB B102b2, Pick 3b, Rennick R3a-b £800-£1,000

Unsold

Lot 474

Commonwealth of Australia, £1, ND (1927), serial number K/7 994916, E.C. Riddle and J. Heathershaw signatures, original paper, in PMG holder number 35, choice very fine TBB B121c, Pick 16c £300-£400

Unsold

Lot 475

Commonwealth of Australia, £1, ND (1933-8), serial number M/95 616792, Riddle and Sheehan signatures, in PMG holder number 30, very fine TBB B126a, Pick 22 £200-£280

Unsold

Lot 476

A Large Assortment of Austrian Notgeld, almost entirely in individual packets and in alphabetical order, largely uncirculated, a well organised and useful lot (at least circa 1500 notes) £300-£400

Sold for £340

Lot 477

Bahamas Government, £5, 1963, serial number A/1 329162, Higgs, Sweeting and Burnside signatures, stain on reverse, still retaining strong paper quality, very fine TBB B115b, Pick 16b £500-£600

Sold for £460

Lot 478

Bahamas Government, a pair of reverse proofs for $50, 1966, the first complete, the second with underprint only, both on larger format paper with colour bars and annotations, extremely fine, attractive and very rare (2 notes) TBB B123p, Pick 24p £150-£200

Sold for £120

Lot 479

Central Bank of the Bahamas, $50, 1974, serial number B717943, a few folds, retaining some embossing on serial numbers, very fine and very scarce TBB B305b, Pick 40b £800-£1,200

Unsold

Lot 480

Bahamas Monetary Authority, $10, 1996, serial number T691943, in PMG holder 66 EPQ, gem uncirculated TBB B325a, Pick 59 £120-£160

Sold for £130

Lot 481

Central Bank of the Bahamas, $100, 2009, serial number C028016, Craigg signature, in PCGS holder number 66 PPQ, gem uncirculated TBB B343a, Pick 76a £100-£140

Sold for £70

Lot 482

Bahamas Monetary Authority, presentation set of specimens comprising $1/2, $1, $3, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100, 1969, zero serial numbers, red specimen overprint, in blue presentation album, as issued, some minor crinkles around edges of some notes but about uncirculated at worst (8 notes) TBB BNP202a, Pick CS3 £700-£900

Unsold

Lot 483

Belgium, a voucher in the style of a Belgian banknote, offering 2% off a purchase at “La Maison des Deux Negres” (The House of the Two Blacks), in Brussels, who claim to offer “a magnificent full costume for men in pretty English style”, with no date, but in the style of notes from the 1880s, which matches the date of the clothing worn by the gentleman pictured on the note, original good very fine, and a lovely printing in both red and bl...

Sold for £110

Lot 484

Belgium, a skit note produced by The Anti-National Bank, to the value of 1000 Farces, dated 11 March 1877, depicting a god and goddess with a winged chamber pot, containing a carrot, and a coat of arms with a crowned chamber pot and two carrots, and with various left wing or otherwise dissenting slogans, original very fine, and a very amusing and attractive production, rare £100-£150

Sold for £130

Lot 485

Central Bank of Belize, $100, 1 November 1983, serial number X/1 829564, Swift, Marshalleck and Gegg signatures, in WBG holder number 62 TOP, uncirculated, scarce TBB B308a, Pick 50a £800-£1,000

Sold for £1,000

Lot 486

Government of Bermuda, 5 Shillings, ND (1936), serial number B/1 53493, fresh and original paper, nice embossing still visible on serial numbers, minor foxing on reverse, good very fine and scarce TBB B103b, Pick 3b £1,800-£2,200

Unsold

Lot 487

Bermuda Government, £1, 17 February 1947, serial number F/7 272063, tiny spot at upper right, lightly pressed but an attractive very fine, scarce TBB B117a, Pick 16 £100-£150

Sold for £120

Lot 488

British Caribbean Territories, $20, 2 January 1964, serial number E2-838010, Edmond Burrowes, Louis Alan Reece, Alexander T. Haley signatures, last date, pressed and bleached, still retaining good paper quantity, horizontal and vertical folds, very fine TBB B111h, Pick 11b £220-£280

Sold for £460

Lot 489

Government of British Guiana, $1, 1 October 1938, serial number F/4 55741, small stain at low left, otherwise an original and attractive very fine TBB B107b, Pick 12b £80-£120

Sold for £150

Lot 490

West African Currency Board, 20 Shillings, 4 January 1937, serial number H/9 827437, two vertical folds, minor handling, fresh and original with good embossing, good extremely fine TBB B108e, Pick 8a £100-£150

Sold for £180

Lot 491

Government of Brunei, obverse and reverse die proofs for 10 Ringgit, ND (1972), red ink with no underprint, mounting traces on reverse in corners, in PCGS holders 62, uncirculated and very rare (2 notes) TBB B108p, Pick 8 £300-£400

Sold for £360

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