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Valued Member
Australia
56 Posts |
Good evening, Sorry to ask a valuation question - but... How much do Australian 1988 Commemorative $10.00 Notes sell for? Making sense of the book value was a bit confusing. The serial number of the note is AA 00 079279. It's in a blue folder from the Reserve Bank Of Australia.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
Australia
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It is worth noting to other CCF members is that the note illustrated here is the World's first Mylar (plastic) banknote.
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Moderator
 Australia
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It's listed in Maccas under "general folders", Ref# Mc$10GF2 - your serial number is "first prefix", AA00. Listed in Renniks under "Decimal banknote collector issues - commemorative folders" Ref# A01(a)1.
My 23rd edition Renniks (2009) lists it at $260. My 17th edition Maccas (2010) lists it at $310.
Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis
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New Member
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What coins are listed for and what they sell for are two different answers. I would say that it is worth closer to $150.
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Valued Member
 Australia
56 Posts |
Coin guides should have a private sale value of coins and notes!
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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 With acpgs. The normal selling price is about half of the list value. I hav no idea where rennics get there valuations from |
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Valued Member
Australia
258 Posts |
Sap,
I'm not too sure thats entirely correct.
First prefix was actually AB 10 from memory. the AA prefixes were placed in blue folders as commemorative reissues and sold at a little over face value a while ago, I have 5, all with consecutive serials, it is listed in McDonalds 2012 for about $50 for the AA, the AB is quite a lot dearer.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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With Sap. The first prefix Was AA00 And the last prefix was AB19, According to my Rennics book. Yours may be aa prefix but what are the numbers after that? Anything inbetween the first and last prefixes have a book of $65 Unc Edited by trout1105
01/02/2012 01:29 am
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Valued Member
Australia
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whoops wait, my memory has failed, I got confused with first series and second series :/
ill have a look when I get home. as far as I am aware they are AA07 I think.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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With the AA00 0 at the start is it possible that this note is out of a Staff presentation folder ?
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Valued Member
Australia
258 Posts |
McDonalds 19th says:
AA00 - AA23 commemorative issue, overprinted 26 Jan 1988 in blue reserve bank folder
First release (Withdrawn) no date, with 3rd and 4th numerals in serial being 93, 94, 96 only
AB10 First Prefix (first Release)
AB33 Last Prefix (first Release)
Second Release
AB10 First Prefix (first Release)
AB57 Last Prefix (first Release)
i.e first issue first prefixes were along the lines of AB10*93*1234
second issue firsts were anything AB10 with the 3 and 4 serials more than 96, eg AB10*97*1234
Staff issue - could be anything AA000xxxxx - but only 500 or so were issued
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Valued Member
Australia
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It is most likely not a staff Issue, serial is too high and he also mentioned it came in the blue commemorative folder. the staff issues came in the grey folder with two notes side by side, and I dont imagine anyone would be so stupid as to remove a staff issue note and put it in the blue folder.
Does the staff issue have the overprint date on the note? that could clarify.
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Valued Member
Australia
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The date is printed on the other side. I picked the note up for $22! The folder is damaged, but the note is perfect. Whatever it is worth, I find it aesthetically pleasing.
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Pillar of the Community
United Kingdom
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Instead of making a new thread, I thought I'd ask here. I have this banknote, AB 31839703. Could someone give me a value for it?   |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Your note is one of the general release issues and in UNC $60-$80. Nice note  |
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Pillar of the Community
United Kingdom
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Nice! A great find then, thanks a lot :)
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