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Looking good!  |
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I really like the New Zealand & Australian paper "Princetane." I know the Series 1 NZ 1 pound notes are tough to find in higher grades.
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Me too, but I know they get really expensive in higher grades.
That one is VG at best and possibly only good, but is complete and not missing chunks. The Series 2 5 pounds is better, but still has a few uneven creases and probably is not much above VF.
I am in two minds whether to sell the series 1 or keep it, as I really want a nicer example.
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A very large,well-worn 1909 Russian 25 rouble note   |
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A very large,well-worn 1909 Russian 25 rouble note Very nice! |
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2019 5 dollar note from the Solomons   |
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Look at all the security devices on the Solomon Island note as compared to the Russian note. Times are a changing.
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Very nice! |
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Lovely Solomon Islands note owatchman  |
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A Guyana $1,$5 & $10 set, I liked the scenes on the back of these showing some of Guyana's industries. Lovely set. |
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 - they have very similar spirograph patterns as seen on the Issues of the 1969-1975 (aka Multicoloured) series in Canada. These were the first notes I started to collect as a kid (& the 1954 series which were starting to disappear) in the sixties. |
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I picked up a Canadian note recently, Your $1 was printed in 1967 & is a 100 year Confederation (the 2nd time BOC released a special issue). By the mid-seventies, during my first job at a car wash, I would see very few of those but mostly the odd Twenty or higher denominations which were tucked away (& forgotten) then spent. BTW: the 4th special issue by BOC was just recently in 2017 (a $10 marking Canada's 150 anniversary). Our series that the "Bank of Guyana" reminds me of look like these:  uploaded/walk2dwater/20190702_rev_1973.jpg[/img -that's what I meant by spirograph pattern (which became popular in the seventies I believe) Edited by walk2dwater
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