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The Greeks did it Before!


bond for £100 issued by the Greek Government. The Govenor of the Bank of England, Bower, even signed the bonds to show that guar- antee. The Greek Government went broke and the Bank of England had to pay them off. We bought all of these bonds at auction years ago. They measure approximately 16 inches by 11.5 inches and are in very nice condition. They also have a tax stamp for Ten Shillings. Price per piece plus VAT and delivery


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ECOM-49 100 1898 Greek Bonds Guaranteed by Bank of England ................................£8.00


ECOM-50 1,000 1898 Greek Bonds Guaranteed by Bank of England ................................£7.00


ECOM-51 5,000 1898 Greek Bonds Guaranteed byBank ofEngland ..................................£6.00


n 1898 the British Government guaranteed a


Boston Banking Company £5 Stamford


Spalding and


Gold. They were issued in the late 1800’s and very early 1900’s and are a unique part of our history. The notes are in Fine condition and have a cut cancel to show that they were paid off. Price per piece plus VAT and delivery


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ECOM-61 100 Stamford Spalding £5 Banknotes ..........£25.00 ECOM-62 500 Stamford Spalding £5 Banknotes ..........£20.00 ECOM-63 4,000 Stamford Spalding £5 Banknotes ......£15.00


his bank was taken over by Barclays Bank and therefore these notes were paid off, they were worth 5 Gold Sovereigns or almost 1.2 ounces of pure


Hungarian Kossuth Notes Printed in America Ca 1840


Indian World War II Treasure Hoard ‘Ten Rupees


country, for shipment to India. Unfortunately it was the only time the Germans bombed Scotland and the ship carrying the paper sunk. You have the portrait of King George VI, with the title Ten Rupees Reserve Bank of India Ten Rupees. The story is a great selling point. Seven huge boxes of paper that had been


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under water for over 50 years. Needs a lot of work to separate and cut the notes out, but a great profit potential.


ECOM-56 Lot of Indian Treasure Banknotes....£15,000


Hoard of


Very Early Italian Notes


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ears ago we bought a hoard of very early Italian banknotes, these are the 25 Lire issued between 1792-1794. We have 190 sheets of four notes and


230 single notes. They catalogue $150 per note in the current Pick Standard Catalogue. That means this hoard catalogues $148,500 or about £100,000. You can buy the entire lot for just £15,000. For more information call or write to Claire Lobel who is our banknote expert and she will tell you more about this unique hoard.


ECOM-60 Hoard of Very Early Italian Notes......£15,000 British Military Notes


including the only decimal issues. The notes are in Uncirculated condition and include a £5 note that use to sell for £90, before we bought the hoard. Price per piece plus VAT and delivery


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ECOM-52 100 Sets of 7 British Military Notes Unc ..............................................£5.00


ECOM-53 1,000 Sets of 7 British Military Notes Unc ..............................................£4.50


'Everything Original and Genuine. Price per piece plus VAT and delivery.'


hese notes were originally issue after World War II so that the British Pounds would not get into the local economy. We offer a set of seven different notes,


his is a fantastic treasure of Indian watermarked paper, that was printed by Portals, (suppliers of water marked paper to the Bank of England) in this


Reserve Bank of India Ten Rupees’


1840 and have wonderful vignettes on them. They come in sheets of four notes, so you can sell them per sheet or per single note. Price per piece plus VAT and delivery


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ECOM-57 100 Hungarian / American Notes Ca 1840 ....£6.00 ECOM-58 1,000 Hungarian / American NotesCa 1840 ..£4.50 ECOM-59 5,000 Hungarian / American NotesCa 1840 ..£4.00


hese were banknotes to the value of Egy (1) Forint printed for the great Hungarian Freedom Fighter Kossuth. They were printed in Philadelphia ca


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