Are You A Queen Elizabeth II Banknote Collector? Share Which Are Tough, What Ones You Need, Etc.

I also forgot to add this late acquisition, a tough 10 Rupee from Ceylon, (now Sri Lanka):

I'm really happy to have this 10 Pound from Jersey (P-10) as it completes my 1963-1972 Jersey set (first set to feature QEII). Jersey notes are pretty fair priced compared to Isle of Man or other islands. They're not that common either so it's a bit surprising that such tough notes can be had for a decent price.

http://goccf.com/t/412847&whichpage=2#3550097

Here's a recent acquisition. It's P-29c Two Dollars from the British Honduras:

-I didn't get the P-382A above but rather the P-382a £5 with the virtually invisible light green 5 MARKER on the upper left & signed "Gill." The only way to tell this is a £5 note is the small "FIVE" word below "Bank of England." As soon as I saw this note, it reminded me of the Eastern Caribbean States 1993 series (P-26 to P-30) with a similar flawed (user unfriendly) design. I've been seeking P-382a for years. This is a screenshot of a similar note but mine has a different SN & the colour of Stephenson (on the reverse) is very light green too:

I've posted this before but not in this thread: East Caribbean 5 dollars 2020 polymer issue:

-That's a lovely design Rob! (It reminds me of the popular Bermuda series that everybody seems to be going ga-ga for). Thanks for sharing!

This is the final note of my Eastern Caribbean State set (which I paid dearly for):

Thanks "jbuck" (I was happy with it even if I paid too much!)

And here's one I've been wanting for quite a long time that was a bit of a bargain (especially compared to that $20). From Hong Kong, the P-324A, first of the series: