1876 National Bank of Australasia One Pound Uniface Printers Proof PMG EF40

1876 National Bank of Australasia One Pound Uniface Printers Proof PMG EF40Melbourne, Victoria, unissued printer's proof. Label annotated 'repaired, previously mounted,' Proof banknotes such as these were produced prior to the full production run of banknotes in order to ensure the suitable quality of the design for large scale production and use. The National Bank of Australasia was a bank based in Melbourne. It was established in 1858, and in 1982 merged with the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney to form National

or for those born in the Year of the Rabbit

The coin’s reverse features an image of black muscle car

‘red’ sands

sparking the beginning of a major shift in LGBTQ+ rights over the decades that followed

9 Silver BU

On 1 July 1972

powerful design and exclusivity and will have collectors competing to secure their share of the hoard

well-being

000 White Lighthouse self-adhesive coin holders

commonly called Magna Carta

Note: Multiple notes available

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