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The Bank of England Museum in London has the new Charles III notes on display, and UK residents can obtain examples for face value by post from the Bank of England!  Link to Bank of England site for Charles III notes: https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/ban...es-banknotesEdited by NumisRob
06/05/2024 07:05 am
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Very nice!  |
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Social media crowd is posting their notes already (claim they're getting them from their ATM's right now).
Thanks for sharing @NumisRob
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(claim they're getting them from their ATM's right now) It would be very interesting to know where in England they got them. |
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Now I wonder when a person from the US can get some of these first issue notes.
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Wait until the news report comes that someone's paid £200 for an AK47 or KC23 or some other number that's meaningless.
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Now I wonder when a person from the US can get some of these first issue notes. -just be patient (it's the impatient collectors who pay through the nose on ebay, etc). They'll get here but may take a bit of time Quote:
Wait until the news report comes that someone's paid £200 for an AK47 or KC23 or some other number that's meaningless. Haha  so true! Oh wait, they're consecutive # notes? That's gotta be worth a premium!  |
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A very quick ebay search turned up a £20 King Charles note for $76 US. And a £50 for $106 US. I'll probably be in for a £5 whenever they become available. |
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Very nice Rob! I can't wait until I get my hands on a few of these.
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Have to ask, is it illegal for the models on UK Banknotes to smile?
-----Burton 50+ year / Life / Emeritus ANA member (joined 12/1/1973) Life member: Numismatics International, CONECA Member: TNA, FtWCC, NETCC, EveryCountry (online) coin club Owned by three cats and a wife of 40+ years (joined 1983) Author: 3rd Edition of the Sample Slabs book, https://www.sampleslabs.info/ |
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Well, they are an 'Empire' Heck bent on world domination - I think smiling would counter act that |
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Nice set of UNC notes @NumisRob! Quote:
The serial numbers didn't start again at AA01 - they appear to continue directly from the last QE2 polymer issues. Here is the answer given by the BoE for LAST QEII prefixes £5: BC60 £10: EM54 £20: DM54 £50: AE80 The first prefixes for KCIII are these (according to a collector* on Numista); £5: CA01 000001 £10: HB01 000001 £20: EH01 000001 £50: AJ01 000001 (*Not sure if this is confirmed by BOE or not but the QEII notes are supposed to be the prefixes according to the BOE) Edited by walk2dwater
07/04/2024 11:03 am
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Thanks for the information, walk2dwater!
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