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Scandinavia : World Banknotes

Date Sold	Category	Lot	Description	Sale Price
06/03/2016 Auction 152	World Banknotes	Lot 506	Scandinavia group (26) includes Norway, Sweden, Faeroe Islands, Denmark, Finland and Iceland, many better types with dates from 1919 to modern, some lower grades but mostly EF to UNC More banknotes like this	£250
03/06/2012 Auction 137	World Banknotes	Lot 276	China Sino-Scandinavian Bank 5 yuan dated 1922, Tientsin branch, Picks592, GVF More banknotes like this	£24

03/09/2006 Auction 114	World Banknotes	Lot 478	World accumulation (18) includes Ceylon 100 rupees 1954 Pick53, rust marks, almost Fine, Thailand, high value Scandinavia, viewing recommended More banknotes like this	£40
29/02/2004 Auction 104	World Banknotes	Lot 90	China an interesting collection The Central Bank of China 10 Yuan 1937 P223a EF and Yuan 1936 P210 F, Sino Scandinavian Bank 10 Yuan 1.2.1922 VF SPECI More banknotes like this	£100

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London Coins holds auctions every three months in Bracknell, Berkshire with a dedicated section for World Banknotes. This section covers paper money from all countries, we include here also Scottish and Irish notes as well as Channel Islands and the Isle of Man.