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World Banknotes : Auction 159 : Lot 1616

Date Sold	Category	Lot	Description	Sale Price
04/12/2017 Auction 159	World Banknotes	Lot 1616	Canada Dominion (8), 1 Dollar dated 2nd July 1923 series V-723615, portrait King George V at centre, (Pick33f), pinholes and edge tears VG, 25 Cents (4) dated 2nd July 1923, Britannia at centre, (Pick10 & Pick11), 25 Cents (3) dated 2nd January 1900, Britannia at right, (Pick9), the fractional notes have various signatures and mixed grades, viewing recommended More banknotes like this	£65

$Canada Dominion (8), 1 Dollar dated 2nd July 1923 series V-723615, portrait King George V at centre, (Pick33f), pinholes and edge tears VG, 25 Cents (4) dated 2nd July 1923, Britannia at centre, (Pick10 & Pick11), 25 Cents (3) dated 2nd January 1900, Britannia at right, (Pick9), the fractional notes have various signatures and mixed grades, viewing recommended : World Banknotes : Auction 159 : Lot 1616$ Enlarge Image

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