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Leeward Islands 10 Shillings 1st January
THE BANKNOTE SALE

kevin watmough

Banknote  & Paper Money Consultant

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Paper money expert and consultant, Kevin Watmough, is a highly valued member of our team with over thirty years in the trade. A familiar face at both national and international coin and banknote fairs and shows, Kevin spends most of his time meeting dealers and collectors. He also deals with appraisals, grading, valuations, consignments and cataloguing for our auctions.  

Kevin has turned what had been a small section in our main coins and collectables sale,  into a very successful stand-alone sale.

Banknotes

Banknotes are collected similarly to coins, with an eye for condition, but also an eye for the details unique to paper money.  These being the intricacies of serial numbers, letters, and printing errors. 

 

The handsome ‘White Fivers’ and others of the Bank of England represent true classics.  Banknotes should be kept flat, in hard-backed envelopes or specialist acid-free sleeves.

Leeward Islands 10 Shillings 1st January, 1921, sold in Suffolk auction house
Leeward Islands 10 Shillings 1st January 1921, serial A/1 00001 (the first note) aF

Hammer £10,000

Auction #95, Lot 1310

Extremely rare private issue banknote of Chefoo Bank sold in Suffolk auction house
Extremely rare private issue banknote of the Chefoo Bank, east coast of China (now Yantai)

Hammer £6,200

Auction #96, Lot 853

The Royal Canadian Bank One Dollar, 1865, sold by Suffolk auctioneers Lockdales
The Royal Canadian Bank One Dollar 26th July 1865 stating “Toronto” but issued Montreal, GF

Hammer £6,800

Auction #106, Lot 807

The States of Guernsey One Pound sold by Suffolk auction house Lockdales
The States of Guernsey One Pound 17/3/1924 GF

Hammer £1,800

Auction #124, Lot 969

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