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English Banknotes : Auction 138 : Lot 178

Date Sold	Category	Lot	Description	Sale Price
01/09/2012 Auction 138	English Banknotes	Lot 178	Ten Shillings Mahon consecutive pair. B210. V08 979425 and V08 979426. Last series. Exceptionally rare, the pair both in EF condition and consecutively numbered. Possibly unique in condition and the fact of being consecutive. More banknotes like this	£1,600

Ten Shillings Mahon consecutive pair. B210. V08 979425 and V08 979426. Last series. Exceptionally rare, the pair both in EF condition and consecutively numbered. Possibly unique in condition and the fact of being consecutive. : English Banknotes : Auction 138 : Lot 178

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