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Australia
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Hey everyone, recently came into ownership of this note, any ideas what it might be worth?  Any responses would be awesome Thanks |
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Australia
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worth quite a bit, not sure as I'm not into notes. 1k+ upwards region?
also note quality matters for collectors
Edited by ryurazu
12/02/2018 9:19 pm
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Hi Mirrorcube1 The better the photo the easier it will be for people to give their opinions. It's important to orientate and crop photos before posting, as well as showing both sides. Also  to the forum |
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 United States
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Yes- welcome to CCF.
Can you tell us what the signatures are and serial numbers?
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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18 45880star
Coombs and Watt, I dont see why u are asking when you can see it on the note?
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United States
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Australia
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A dealer has a similar note for sale in EF condition online for $9500 but if yours
is aUNC /UNC it could be worth multiples of that amount.What you would sell it for
is another matter though
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Australia
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Impossible to tell by the pic. The note could be pressed,cleaned white,multiple folds+bends,pvc storage damage,pinholes,limp paper,rust,minor restorations.Etc. Best bet would be to send it to PMG-PCGS Currency. Other than that learn how to grade Australian predecimal banknotes..
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Australia
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The note could be pressed,cleaned white,multiple folds+bends,pvc storage damage,pinholes,limp paper,rust,minor restorations.Etc. Best bet would be to send it to PMG-PCGS Currency. Yeah,you left out Star added post mint,plenty of 'people' had a go at it in the 1960/70's and probably recently as well. I agree to get it graded for sure. |
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Australia
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NA.It,s an original HC Coombs/GPN Watt. Star Mid Range Prefix 1/2 to W/0. First prefix star 1/1. Last prefix star W/1..All other notes without star are K/97 to W/78...Coombs/Watt..
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Australia
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NA.It,s an original HC Coombs/GPN Watt. Star Mid Range Prefix 1/2 to W/0. First prefix star 1/1. Last prefix star W/1..All other notes without star are K/97 to W/78...Coombs/Watt.. OK,just saying they are out there and buyers have to be careful(stating the obvious). I have held two manipulated 'Star' Notes in my hand,they were altered in the 1960's when the pre-Dec. buying frenzy was on. I would imagine the current day smarties would be far more sophisticated than back then particulary now they have ebay to prey upon. |
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Hi.
I can't grade banknotes, but I know how rare that star note is.
Would you please try to post a hi-res photo, I'm really curious...
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