1968 National Commercial Bank of Scotland Ltd One Pound Very Fine 25

1968 National Commercial Bank of Scotland Ltd One Pound Very Fine 25The 1968 One Pound banknote from the National Commercial Bank of Scotland Ltd is a remarkable piece of Scottish currency history. The obverse features the iconic Forth Bridge, symbolizing the nation's progress. With Latin script, it promises to pay the bearer one pound at the Edinburgh head office. On the reverse, the bank's arms and electronic sorting marks attest to its modernity. Printed by Bradbury Wilkinson and Company, this note beautifully

2003 $1 Silver Subscription - 1853 Sydney Mint Sovereign Pattern Silver Coin

All three coins mark the 60th anniversary of the end of WWII

Comes in protective capsules in sealed sheets of 30

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The Euro silver coin Neutron Star in proof quality is delivered in the original box including a certificate of authenticity

In this context

Mintage of only 2

It's also easy to understand why Australians queued in droves to secure this attractive piece of history for their very own

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The appeal in a note such as this is both the rarity and how incredibly unusual it is to encounter an incomplete banknote from the pre-decimal period in Australia

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The Perth Mint issues low mintage coins to mark our support for ANDA’s Money Expo events around Australia