Universal Coin Company February 2016

Conseuctive pair, uncirculated. (2)

Consecutive run of 10, uncirculated. (10)

OCR-B serials, consecutive run of 3, the first note is extremely fine, other two are choice almost uncirculated, high catalogue value. (3)

OCR-B serials, uncirculated.

Consecutive pair, uncirculated. (2)

Consecutive pair, uncirculated. (2)

Last prefix, uncirculated.

First signature prefix, uncirculated. Scarce.

Test note, uncirculated, scarce in this condition.

First year prefix, uncirculated.

Last signature prefix, uncirculated, rare.

One dollar to twenty dollars 1982 to 1993 last paper issue first prefix set. (5)

Five dollars to fifty dollars 2013 first prefix set. (4)

One dollar (R.75), (R.76c) (4), (R.78) (12); Two dollar, (R.86b), (R.86c) (2), (R.89) (5); Ten dollars, (R.306a), (R.310b) (4), (R.312) (2); Twenty do

One dollar (R.78) (3); Two dollars (R.89); Five dollar, (R.206a, 209a, 213, 314a); Ten dollars (R.313b), fine to good very fine, ideal starter lot. (9

One dollar consecutive run of 3 (R.78) (3); Two dollars consecutive pair (R.88) (2); Ten dollars (R.301); One hundred dollar ZHG first prefix (R.613F)

Two dollars, (R.84), (R.86b), (R.86c), (R.89); Five dollars, (R.202), (R.203), (R.204); Very fine to almost uncirculated. (7)

With Red HK prefix and serial number, this is the first Australian Banknote issued to commeorate an international event. Scarce and underrated.

Black serials, issued in Perth coin fair, high catalogue value.

Mostly Foreign Exchange Certificates, fine to extremely fine, the fifty yuan has some edge tears. (16)