Universal Coin Company Auction May 2017

A number of edge nicks, with small piece missing above Kings profile, and a few pin holes, else an early example of a scarce note, graded as fair

Few light stains, free from edge major nicks and holes, graded as fine

A few minor edge nicks, else free from major stains or holes, graded as almost fine

Free from holes, nicks or major stains, a good example graded as good fine

One note with small tear (70mm) and a few pin holes, almost fine, the others fine or better (3 notes)

First prefix, nice clean problem free example with, graded as very fine

Ten Shillings, Sheehan/MacFarlane, 1942, small edge tear (1.5mm), else a nice example graded as extremely fine; together with Ten Shillings, Coombs/Wi

Last prefix, small light stain to bottom left hand corner, else graded as almost very fine

Reserve bank issues, all nice examples with light handling marks, graded as almost extremely fine or slightly better (4 notes)

Reserve bank issues, all problem free examples with light handling marks, graded as good very fine or better (3 notes)

Ten Shillings, Coombs/Wilson, Reserve, 1961; together with One Pound, Coombs/Wilson, Reserve, 1961 (R.17,64b), the first graded as extremely fine, the

Two rust holes at top left hand corner, with light brown stains on top margin and reverse, else graded as good fine with crisp paper with sharp edges,

Small orange stains to bottom reverse, else good body and bold colour for grade, good fine

Problem free example, graded as fine

Problem free example, graded as fine

Problem free example, graded as fine

Problem free example, graded as fine

With lots of pin holes (26) all around the margins, around the note, bold colour and good paper, graded as fine

A nice problem free example, graded as good fine

A nice problem free example, graded as good fine

A nice problem free example, graded as good fine

A nice problem free example, graded as good fine

A nice example, graded as very fine

Consecutive pair, both nice problem free examples, graded as very fine or better (2 notes)

The first with piece of edge missing, dark in colour, graded as fair, the other two, problem free examples, graded as almost very fine and good very f

Armitage/McFarlane, 1942 (2), nice problem free examples, graded as almost very fine - very fine; together with Coombs/Wilson, 1952 (2), one with smal

A nice little type run of notes, the third with very minor tear, else graded as fine - almost extremely fine (6 notes)

No major problems, graded as fine or better (3 notes)

C'Wealth issues, two consecutive pairs, HA40221601-2 and HA40221604-5, just missing the middle note, graded as almost extremely fine, one slight...

C'Wealth issues, graded as good fine - almost extremely fine (4 notes)

One Pound, Coombs/Wilson, 1961 (R.34a,b); together with KGV Five Pounds, Armitage/McFarlane, 1942 (R.46), the first two fine - good fine, the last wit

Five Pounds, Armitage/McFarlane, 1941; Coombs/Watt, 1949 (R.46, 47), the first graded as good very fine, the second, small edge tear (2mm), else good

Five Pounds, Coombs/Wilson, 1952, 1960, Reserve (R.48, 50), both graded as good fine

An interesting error note, horizontal registration shift left (2mm), Graded as almost uncirculated

Consecutive run of 17 notes with an additional single, light teller flicks, otherwise graded as Uncirculated (18 notes)

Consecutive run of 18 notes, graded as Uncirculated, however, one note has a light crease towards the bottom. DKE189483-500 (18 notes)

Consecutive run of 11 notes, graded as Uncirculated, however, two notes have a crease on the left side; Consecutive run of 9 notes, graded as Uncircul

Consecutive run of 10 x 2 with light centre fold and some with light teller flicks; single notes x 3 with light centre fold and folded corners, 1982;

One Dollar, Coombs/Randall, 1967, tiny tear (2mm) graded as fine; together with Two Dollars, Coombs/Randall, 1967, small edge nicks, one with pen nota

No major problems, graded as good fine, the last slightly better (4 notes)

Few minor edge nicks/tears, one with stain, graded as fine or better (4 notes)

Staining to left hand side, else free from edge nicks or holes, graded as good fine

Consecutive pairs x 2; single notes x 7, light handling marks, graded as EF or better (11 notes)

Consecutive run of twelve notes, graded as Uncirculated (12 notes)

Consecutive run of twenty notes, graded as Uncirculated (20 notes)

Consecutive run of three, consecutive pairs x 2 plus an additional single note, graded as Uncirculated (8 notes)

First prefix, light grubby marks, very small edge nick to top margin else graded as good fine

First prefix, light grubby marks, very minor edge nicks to top margin else graded as fine

Free from major problems, graded as good fine or better (5 notes)

A few with tiny edge nicks/tears, el se graded as fine or better (5 notes)

A few with minor edge nicks, one with ink stains, another with a number of pin holes, graded as fine - good fine (5 notes)

Light handing marks, else nice examples graded as almost uncirculated, NCN/737201 & 205 (2 notes)

Half sheet of 20, wavy, handling marks, technically graded as gEF/aUnc

Dark green serial, graded as Uncirculated, 1992

Two Banknote Standard Souvenir Folder, Fraser/Cole, paper & polymer issue, three consecutive folders, 1992

Centenary of Federation, consecutive runs of three x 2 plus an additional four single notes, graded as Uncirculated (10 notes)

Centenary of Federation, General Folder Issue

Five Dollar Banknote Folder Set, Centenary of Federation, ANDA Collector Issue, 2001 - including all six folders that were released

Scarce issue, all problem free examples, graded as fine or better (5 notes), one with SEX prefix!

Scarce issue, one with tiny edge nick, other with staple holes, else graded as fine or better (5 notes)

Consecutive run of four, AB32801858-61, plus another single note, very light handling marks (poor storage?), else virtually uncirculated (5 notes)

One missing outer envelope (4 notes)

Two folders are marked/creased, notes are Uncirculated (3 notes)(missing outer envelopes)

Consecutive pair, first prefix, Uncirculated.

Light centre fold, with light handling marks, else extremely fine and scarce, and nearly a radar!

Consecutive run of five, light pay packet bend with light handling marks, graded as extremely fine (5 notes)

Consecutive run of five, light pay packet bend with very light handling marks, graded as good extremely fine (5 notes), for next consec run of five se

Consecutive run of five, light pay packet bend with very light handling marks, yellowing to edges, else graded as good extremely fine (5 notes), for n

Last prefix, a very small edge nick to top margin, else technically graded as almost very fine

Star replacement note, few minor edge nick and staple holes, graded as fine

A interesting error, with 22mm paper flap on bottom left hand side, graded as good very fine and scarce

Consecutive run of five, graded as aUnc with some light handling marks (5 notes)

Low Numbered Uncirculated Deluxe Folders, Five-Twenty Dollars, all three folders with matching serials, 1995

Australian Banknote & Coin Collection Portfolio, 1997

Australian Note and Coin Collection, NPA, 1998

Australia last paper issue training notes; Last One Dollar Note & First Coin, John West Commemorative Cover; Last One Dollar Note & First Co...

One Dollar Notes (4), including consecutive pair, 1974; Consecutive run of 10, uncirculated, 1999; together with Canada One Dollars, 1867-1967 Centenn

Fine, scarce.

about Fine.

good Fine, normal J.E.B.

Sydney Mint, graded as extremely fine

Problem free with some lustre remaining, graded as good Very Fine

Fully lustrous, graded as Choice Uncirculated

Some lustre graded as good fine

Some lustre remaining graded as fine

Graded as fine

Lustrous reverse, graded as extremely fine

Graded as good fine

Sydney Mint, with original mint bloom, graded as an attractive good very fine

Melbourne Mint, light bagging and minor rim nicks, otherwise lustrous uncirculated example

Full centre diamond, seventh and eighth pearls fused and the normal die crack, graded as almost very fine

Surface pitting and multiple edge disturbances to both obverse and reverse, else technically graded as fine, with six pearls and partial centre diamon

1923 Half Penny, graded as almost Very Fine. Rich even brown chocolate tone with full centre diamond and fused 7th and 8th pearls. Rare date.

1925 Penny, graded as good Fine, scarce date

1946 Penny, graded as better than Very Fine , scarce date

Penny, 1958Y, Graded from EF-Unc (84 coins)

Virtually Gem Uncirculated.

Choice Uncirculated.

A nicer selection, graded as good very fine - extremely fine (3 coins)

All toned examples, all graded as very fine (3 coins)