1932 One Pound Riddle/Sheehan R27B Choice Unc PCGS 64
Front: Denomination at centre and in each corner, national crest at left and George V at right.
Back: Captain Cook landing scene at centre, denomination at left and right.
Period on Issue: October 1932 ~ August 1933.
Mintage: 17,372,000
Provenance:
Lot #1570, Roxbury's Auction 95 (October 2015). Estimate: $6,900, Hammer: $4,000, Nett: $4,800.
A superb crisp and original note issued during the depths of the Great Depression.
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SKU: 2731
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| SKU | 2731 |
| Shipping Weight | 7.0000kg |
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