British Banknotes


124


Bank of England, David H. F. Somerset, £10, ND (1984-86), serial number AN01 000118, in PMG holder 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated, a scarce first prefix and low number EPM B348


£200-260


130


Bank of England, George M. Gill, £5, 1990 and £20, 1991, and Graham E.A. Kentfield, £10, 1992 and £50, 1994, all serial number A01 000630, in PMG holders 66, 66, 64 and 65, all EPQ, gem uncirculated, a great set of matching low serial numbers (4 notes) EPM B357, 358, 366, 377


£200-260 131


Bank of England, Graham E. A. Kentfield, £10, ND (1991 -92), serial number KN01 266603, in PMG holder 66 EPQ, gem uncirculated, a first run in fantastic grade EPM B360


£100-150


125


Bank of England, David H. F. Somerset, £50, ND (1981-88), serial number A01 000491, in PMG holder 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated, first prefix with quite a low number EPM B352


£180-240 126


Bank of England, George M. Gill, £5 (4), ND (1988-91), serial numbers RD01 644629, SB01 000588, SA08 998098 and SE90 675402, in PMG holders, 65, 65, 64 and 65, all EPQ, uncirculated (4 notes) EPM B353


£150-200 127


Bank of England, George M. Gill, £20 (2), ND (1988-91), serial numbers 01L 219202 and 20X 998854, in PMG holders 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated, and 64, choice uncirculated (2 notes) EPM B355


£150-200 128


Bank of England, George M. Gill, £50, ND (1988-91), serial number C01 407944, in PMG holder 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated EPM B356


£100-150 133


Bank of England, Graham E. A. Kentfield, £5 (2), 1990, serial numbers R01 000064 and R01 500354, in PMG holders 66 EPQ and 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated, the first being a very low number (2 notes) EPM B362


£100-150


132


Bank of England, Graham E. A. Kentfield, £50 (3), ND (1991 -93), serial numbers E01 000223, E01 765653 and E30 809973, in PMG holders 64 EPQ, 66 EpQ and 66 EPQ, a great little group including a low number first run and a high numbered last run (3 notes) EPM B361


£360-460


129


Bank of England, George M. Gill, £5, 1990 and £20, 1991, and Graham E.A. Kentfield, £10, 1992 and £50, 1994, all serial number A01 000239, in PMG holders 66, 65, 68 and 66, all EPQ, gem uncirculated, a great set of matching low serial numbers (4 notes) EPM B357, 358, 366, 377


£260-320 All lots are illustrated on our website


134


Bank of England, Graham E. A. Kentfield, £10, 1993, serial number DD01 000029, in PMG holder 66 EPQ, gem uncirculated, and an very low number EPM B369


£150-200 www.dnw.co.uk


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