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World Banknotes : Auction 167 : Lot 1696

Date Sold	Category	Lot	Description	Sale Price
02/12/2019 Auction 167	World Banknotes	Lot 1696	World mostly mid 1900's to modern (398) in various grades VG - EF including many and different issues and a few higher denominations. A few interesting and eye catching notes include an early 1923 Dominion of Canada 25 Cents Pick 11b. United States Treasury and Silver Certificates from 1934-35 and 1953. Isle of Man John W. Paul and Dawson issues. Reserve Bank of Rhodesia 1978 issues. Various issues from the East Caribbean, French Pacific Territories, Gibraltar, Spain including the 1957 'Reyes Catolicos' 1000 Pesetas, Portugal including a few issues with star at the end of the serial numbers (possible replacements), Middle East, Trinidad & Tobago, France, Germany and others More banknotes like this	£550

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