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World Banknotes : Auction 163 : Lot 1594

Date Sold	Category	Lot	Description	Sale Price
03/12/2018 Auction 163	World Banknotes	Lot 1594	USA 1 Dollar Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco issued series of 1918 (May 20th 1914), series L19280374A, signed Elliott, Burke, Ambrose & Calkins, blue seal, portrait George Washington at left, (Pick371), original Fine, plus Bank of England 1 Pound Somerset in Persil presentation card and Malaya 10 Dollars Japanese Invasion Note More banknotes like this	£75

USA 1 Dollar Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco issued series of 1918 (May 20th 1914), series L19280374A, signed Elliott, Burke, Ambrose & Calkins, blue seal, portrait George Washington at left, (Pick371), original Fine, plus Bank of England 1 Pound Somerset in Persil presentation card and Malaya 10 Dollars Japanese Invasion Note : World Banknotes : Auction 163 : Lot 1594

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