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Auction 181
World Banknotes (4) 1 Dollar 1.1.1973 VG, 1.4.1964 VF, 1.1.1973 pleasant Fine, 1.1.1971 Fine 1 pin hole £170 London Coins : A181 : Lot 227 : British Honduras (4) 1 Dollar 1.1.1973 VG, 2 Dollars 1.4.1964 VF, 5 Dollars 1.1.1973 pleasant Fine, ... London Coins : A181 : Lot 227 : British Honduras (4) 1 Dollar 1.1.1973 VG, 2 Dollars 1.4.1964 VF, 5 Dollars 1.1.1973 pleasant Fine, ...

Auction 170
World Banknotes World (14) a mixed group mostly in average VF-GVF consisting of some desirable issues from (2) as the République Syrienne 50 Syriennes 1st August 1942 serial number D/2 494731 and the Banque de Syrie et du Liban 1 Livre 1st September 1939 serial number J/BB 092430 variety with 2 diagonal violet lines on both sides. 1 portrait Pick 41b dated 15th August 1957 serial number 88B 01031. 1 Dollar Pick 28a dated 1st March 1956 serial number G/2 163086. Along with Pick 325a. Pick 76b Ottawa 1954 (1961-1972) signatures Beattie & Rasminsky serial number Z/U 9760764 modified hairdo. s (3) including the Pick 135">Pick 135 dated 1948 serial number A 03437137 together with Pick 144 dated Madrid 22nd July 1953 (2) serial numbers 1A 9073049 & 1A 9393773. And a part denomination set of the - ese Government World War 2 Occupation (4) consisting of 1/2, 1, 5 and Pick 13 to 16. The lot also includes a Coupon Response International (International Reply Coupon) from for 8 Pennies with only an origin stamp at left from St. James's Street B.O.S.W.1 dated 10th September 1953.
£110 London Coins : A170 : Lot 274 : World (14) a mixed group mostly in average VF-GVF consisting of some desirable issues from Syria (2)... London Coins : A170 : Lot 274 : World (14) a mixed group mostly in average VF-GVF consisting of some desirable issues from Syria (2)...

Auction 166
World Banknotes & (10) in mostly high grades early to modern issues including a scarcer Honduras 1 Lempira Pick 34 dated 11th February 1932 series A number 033997 along with British Honduras young portrait of H.M. Queen I issues (2) comprising 1 Dollar Pick 28c dated 1st January 1972 serial number G/6 537180 and Pick 29c dated 1st January 1971 serial number H/1 790695
£190

Auction 165
World Banknotes Government Administration 1 Pound dated 2nd December 1914, serial number in red 008547, P1, 25 VERY FINE. An extremely rare piece, black on green underprint with arms at left on obverse. This is the first ever 1 Pound note issued in Bermuda and the only one to be printed by the n Banknote Company, Ottawa as the following later denominations were printed by British printers, mostly Waterlow & Sons and & Wilkinson & Co. In 1882, the local 'legal tender act' demonetized the gold doubloon, which had in effect been the real standard in Bermuda, and this left pounds, s, and pence as the sole legal tender. The British pound sterling then red the official currency of Bermuda until 1970. In 1920, 5 shilling notes were introduced, followed by 10 shillings in 1927 and in 1941. The 5 shilling note ceased production in 1957, with 10 pound notes introduced in 1964. It was finally decided to take the action that British had already done 85 years earlier. In line with the international trend towards decization, Bermuda introduced a new currency in the form of a that was fixed at an equal value to the US dollar. The new Bermuda dollars operated in conjunction with decimal fractional coinage, hence ending the pounds, shillings, and pence system in that colony in the year before it was ended in the United Kingdom itself. The decision to finally align with the US dollar was at least in part influenced by the devaluation of sterling in 1967 and Bermuda's increasing tendency to keep its reserves in US dollars. Although Bermuda changed to a U.S. based currency and changed the bulk of its reserves from sterling to U.S. dollars in 1970, it still nevertheless remained a member of the sterling area since at that time, the pound sterling and the US dollar had a fixed exchange rate of £1 = $2.40. The design makes it a bit of an outlier as it does not feature any royal portraits.
£2,600 London Coins : A165 : Lot 862 : Bermuda Government British Administration 1 Pound dated 2nd December 1914, serial number in red 0085... London Coins : A165 : Lot 862 : Bermuda Government British Administration 1 Pound dated 2nd December 1914, serial number in red 0085...

Auction 160
World Banknotes & World, Commonwealth in an album (163), , n Currency Board, , Southern , Rhodesia & , Rhodesia, , St. , , , , , , , , Malaya & , , British , , British Caribbean, Eastern Caribbean, & . Includes Straits Settlements dated 1929, (Pick11a) Fine, 10 Dollars dated 1933, (Pick18a) Fine, British Guiana dated 1942, (Pick13c) Fine, 10 Dollars dated 1947, (Pick27a) about VF, British Caribbean dated 1961, (Pick11b) Fine, Ceylon dated 1945, (Pick38a) small edge tear, about VF, East African Currency Board 1 date1920 (Pick8a) Fine, 100 s issued 1964, (Pick48a) Uncirculated, 5 s dated 1945, (Pick11b) Fine, Rhodesia & Nyasaland dated 1961, (Pick22b) good Fine, and many more, a fabulous collection of , VI and Queen I. Also two further albums (190+) of mostly , some Africa and a few Bank of , strength in Indo and , including 100 dated 1919, (Pick39) Fine, dated 1901, (Pick5) about Fine, a very rare opporty to acquire a wide variety of commonwealth notes and many others.
£28,000 London Coins : A160 : Lot 280 : Commonwealth & World, Commonwealth collection in an album (163), Ceylon, East African Currency B... London Coins : A160 : Lot 280 : Commonwealth & World, Commonwealth collection in an album (163), Ceylon, East African Currency B...

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