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 United States
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Nice examples!  |
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Singapore
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Singapore banknotes. Bird $20 x 2 running pieces PMG catalogue: Pick #12  |
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United States
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Singapore banknotes. Very nice! |
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Singapore
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Singapore banknotes. Bird $10 segmented security thread variant replacement prefixes Z/2, Z/3, Z/4 There are 4 replacement prefixes for this note variant. Missing Z/1. Z/2 is said to be the rarest, followed by Z/1, Z/4 and Z/3. PMG catalogue: Pick #11b*  |
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United States
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Nice examples! |
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Singapore
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Singapore banknotes. Bird $20 last prefix A/80 PMG catalogue: Pick #12  |
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Moderator
United States
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Very nice! |
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Singapore
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Singapore banknotes. Bird $10, two variants, last prefix A/15 and C/72 PMG catalogue: Pick #11a, #11b  |
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United States
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Very attractive note, aster!
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Canada
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Very attractive note, aster!  I really want to get a $20. Is there any difference between the 2 pairs of P-12 @aster? |
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Singapore
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Very attractive note, aster! Thank you :) Quote:
I really want to get a $20. Is there any difference between the 2 pairs of P-12 @aster? Nope. There is no difference. |
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United States
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Very nice! |
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Singapore
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Singapore banknotes. Bird $50 last prefix B/49. Rare last prefix. Nice condition, 1 middle full fold but I am guessing probably a low AU grading or a 45 due to some handling "half folds". PMG catalogue: Pick #13b.   |
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United States
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Nice example! |
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Singapore
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Here are 2 pieces of Singapore 2nd series Bird $1 notes. Both look almost identical. Spot any differences?  1. The thickness and colour of the signature  2. Security thread is different  G/6 is the last prefix while G/7 is the first prefix of the 2 variants. However, in PMG's records, both have the same pick number - #9. |
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