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Bermuda One Pound : World Banknotes

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Auction 181
World Banknotes s Young QE II (2) 1st May 1957 VF and 1st October 1966 About Fine (tiny tear bottom edge)
£55 London Coins : A181 : Lot 223 : Bermuda One Pounds Young QE II (2) 1st May 1957 VF and 1st October 1966 About Fine (tiny tear bottom... London Coins : A181 : Lot 223 : Bermuda One Pounds Young QE II (2) 1st May 1957 VF and 1st October 1966 About Fine (tiny tear bottom...

Auction 167
World Banknotes World (26) a in mixed grades comprising early 1900's to modern issues from , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , and . Includes a Scotland Linen Bank Pick 166a (BY SC208a, PMS BL71a) First Thomas Reduced size issue but unchanged design and very FIRST prefix for this type dated 31st March 1962 Anderson signature serial number U/3 931640, Malta 10 s Pick 28a">Pick 28a L. 1967 (1968) and One Pound Pick 24b L.1949, Biafra One Pound Pick 2 serial number A/B 5231511
£130 London Coins : A167 : Lot 1675 : World (26) a collection in mixed grades comprising early 1900's to modern issues from England, ... London Coins : A167 : Lot 1675 : World (26) a collection in mixed grades comprising early 1900's to modern issues from England, ...

Auction 166
World Banknotes Queen I & issues (13) in mostly high grades comprising Government 5 s Pick 8b dated 12th May 1937 serial number G/1 306488, Pick 18b dated 1st May 1957 serial number X/1 188854, 10 Shillings Pick 19a dated 20th October 1952 serial number D/1 370766 and 1 Pick 20b dated 1st May 1957 serial number T/1 759525. Along with Bermuda Monetary Authority issues including similar to Pick 32 dated 1st April 1978 (2) both prefix A/1 and punchole on serial numbers, Pick 29b dated 2nd January 1981(2) serial numbers A/2 000772 & A/2 000715, 1 Dollar Pick 23a dated 6th February 1970 serial number A/1 365037, 1 Dollars Pick 28b (3) including 1st September 1979 serial number A/5 833985, 2nd January 1982 serial number A/6 002635 & 1st April 1978 serial number A/4 946131, Pick 34a dated 1st October 1988 serial number B/1 000500
£280

Auction 165
World Banknotes Government Administration 1 Pound dated 2nd December 1914, serial number in red 008547, P1, 25 VERY FINE. An extremely rare piece, black on green underprint with arms at left on obverse. This is the first ever 1 Pound note issued in Bermuda and the only one to be printed by the n Banknote Company, Ottawa as the following later denominations were printed by British printers, mostly Waterlow & Sons and & Wilkinson & Co. In 1882, the local 'legal tender act' demonetized the gold doubloon, which had in effect been the real standard in Bermuda, and this left pounds, s, and pence as the sole legal tender. The British pound sterling then red the official currency of Bermuda until 1970. In 1920, 5 shilling notes were introduced, followed by 10 shillings in 1927 and in 1941. The 5 shilling note ceased production in 1957, with 10 pound notes introduced in 1964. It was finally decided to take the action that British had already done 85 years earlier. In line with the international trend towards decization, Bermuda introduced a new currency in the form of a that was fixed at an equal value to the US dollar. The new Bermuda dollars operated in conjunction with decimal fractional coinage, hence ending the pounds, shillings, and pence system in that colony in the year before it was ended in the United Kingdom itself. The decision to finally align with the US dollar was at least in part influenced by the devaluation of sterling in 1967 and Bermuda's increasing tendency to keep its reserves in US dollars. Although Bermuda changed to a U.S. based currency and changed the bulk of its reserves from sterling to U.S. dollars in 1970, it still nevertheless remained a member of the sterling area since at that time, the pound sterling and the US dollar had a fixed exchange rate of £1 = $2.40. The design makes it a bit of an outlier as it does not feature any royal portraits.
£2,600 London Coins : A165 : Lot 862 : Bermuda Government British Administration 1 Pound dated 2nd December 1914, serial number in red 0085... London Coins : A165 : Lot 862 : Bermuda Government British Administration 1 Pound dated 2nd December 1914, serial number in red 0085...

Auction 154
World Banknotes 1966 Pick 20d V/2 346050 EF with some pinholes at the left £40 London Coins : A154 : Lot 129 : Bermuda One Pound 1966 Pick 20d V/2 346050 EF with some pinholes at the left London Coins : A154 : Lot 129 : Bermuda One Pound 1966 Pick 20d V/2 346050 EF with some pinholes at the left

Auction 117
World Banknotes dated 1st May 1957, prefix Y/1, QE2 portrait, Pick20b, without srity strip, pressed, good Fine
£26

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