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Pick 315c

Date Sold	Category	Lot	Description	Sale Price
05/06/2016 Auction 153	World Banknotes	Lot 342	Ireland Ulster Bank Ltd £1 dated 1st May 1956 series A691055, Pick315c good Fine & Bank of Ireland £1 issued 1972 low serial number D000007, Pick61a, light surface dirt, pressed GVF or better More banknotes like this	£52

04/09/2011 Auction 134	World Banknotes	Lot 958	Northern Ireland Ulster Bank Limited (2) Ten Pounds 1989 Pick 327d EF, One Pound 1956 Pick 315c Fine with some light foxing at the top More banknotes like this	£55
07/06/2008 Auction 121	World Banknotes	Lot 1484	Ireland Ulster Bank Ltd £1 dated 1st May 1956 prefix A, Pick315c, tears at top, cleaned & pressed, about Fine More banknotes like this	£20
01/12/2007 Auction 119	World Banknotes	Lot 366	Northern Ireland Ulster Bank £1 (2) dated 1956 Pick315c, small inked number on face, pressed VF & 1966 issue Pick321a, small glue marks, GEF More banknotes like this	£36

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