1918 One Pound Cerutty/Collins R21 Extremely Fine. Most collectors of Australian pre-decimal banknotes collect by "type", that is they start off looking to get one of each type of Australian banknote printed during our pre-decimal period. As the market for Australian pre-decimal notes has eased considerably over the past few years, it'd be logical to presume that good quality notes are now far easier to get than they used to. The good news is that yes - they are far cheaper, but they are not far easier to get.
The Treasury Series of Australian Commonwealth Notes. The "Treasury" series of Australian banknotes was on issue between 1913 and around 1923 - these notes are referred to as "Treasury" notes by collectors because they were the first Australian banknotes issued for the Australian Commonwealth Treasury. There were a number of changes made to the way Australia's currency notes were printed in the decade between 1913 and 1923 - not only did the signatories change from Collins and Allen to Cerutty and Collins, but the format of the serial numbers added to each of the notes changed several times also. As the Australian economy recovered following the end of World War I, more currency notes were printed than was necessary during the war. The number of R21's that are available in.
Condition or better is a tiny fraction of the population of notes in. The paper of this particular note remains very crisp and firm - the note retains plenty of body, the edges and corners are all sharp, and the colours are extremely original. Three light vertical bends are evident.Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Mauris tempor sit amet arcu eu aliquet. Sed condimentum justo et nisi molestie, eu rhoncus lorem elementum. The item "1918 One Pound Cerutty/Collins R21 Extremely Fine" is in sale since Monday, March 23, 2020.
This item is in the category "Coins\Notes\Australian". The seller is "sterlingcurrencyau" and is located in Fremantle, WA.
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