Universal Coin Company Monthly Auction April 2016

Good very fine, crisp, nice natural note.

Good very fine, natural note with strong paper body.

Good very fine, crisp, nice natural note.

Fine or better with couple small edge tears.

Ten Shilling, Armitage/Macfarlane (R.13), Coombs/Wilson (R.16), Coombs/Wilson (R.17) (2); One Pound, Armitage/Macfarlane (R.30b), Coombs/Watt (R.31),

Consecutive pair, choice almost uncirculated. (2)

Original bundle of 100 notes, rare. (100)

Consecutive run of 20, almost uncirculated. (20)

Consecutive run of 20, virtually uncirculated, nice lot. (20)

This note has been trimmed, otherwise good extremely fine.

Extremely fine, high catalogue value.

OCR-B serial numbers, consecutive run of 7, uncirculated. (7)

Consecutive prefix run of 4 with identical serial number, almost uncirculated to uncirculated. (4)

Last prefix, consecutive pair, uncirculated. (2)

Second last prefix, consecutive run of 10, uncirculated. Hard to find! (10)

Consecutive run of 10, uncirculated. (10)

Consecutive pair, almost uncirculated. (2)

Good fine, scarce.

Consecutive pair, almost uncirculated. (2)

Consecutive pair, almost uncirculated. (2)

First prefix, fine, scarce.

Good extremely fine.

CofA, good extremely fine.

Gothic side thread, consecutive run of 3, almost uncirculated. (3)

Gothic side thread, consecutive pair, almost uncirculated. (2)

Consecutive run of 5, almost uncirculated. (5)

Consecutive pair, uncirculated. (2)

Almost uncirculated.

Consecutive pair, good extremely fine. (2)

Consecutive pair, almost uncirculated. (2)

Consecutive run of 4, almost uncirculated. (4)

Last prefix, almost uncirculated.

One dollar, Coombs/Wilson (R.71), Phillips/Wheeler (R.74), Johnston/Stone (R.78); Two dollars, Coombs/Wilson (R.81); Five dollars, Phillips/Randall (R

One dollar, Phillips/Randall (R.74); Two dollars, Coombs/Wilson (R.81), Johnston/Fraser (R.89); Five dollars, Johnston/Fraser OCR-B (R.209a), Fraser/C

One dollar, Phillips/Wheeler Aust. (R.75), Johnston/Stone (R.78) (3); Two dollars, Johnston/Fraser (R.89) (3); Five dollars, Phillips/Randall (R.203);

One dollar, Knight/Stone (R.77) (4), Johnston/Stone (R.78) (12); Two dollars, Coombs/Wilson (R.81), Phillips/Wheeler (R.84), Johnston/Stone (R.88), Jo

Two dollars, 1966 to 1972, Coombs/Wilson, Coombs/Randall, Phillips/Randall, Phillips/Wheeler (R.81, 82, 83, 84), very fine to good extremely fine. (4)

Two dollars, Knight/Wheeler (R.86c) (3); Ten dollars, Knight/Wheeler (R.306b). Very fine to good extremely fine. (4)

Ten dollars, 1966 Coombs/Wilson (R.301) (3), 1969 Phillips/Randall (R.303) (2), 1972 Phillips/Wheeler (R.304), 1988 Johnston Fraser Polymer (R.310) (1

Ten dollars, 1972 Phillips/Wheeler and 1976 Knight/Wheeler, Gothic side thread (R.304, 306a) CofA and Aust pair, both good extremely fine. (2)

Twenty dollars, Coombs/Wilson (R.401), Phillips/Randall (R.403), Johnston/Fraser (R.409a), Fraser/Evans (R.415). Very fine to almost uncirculated. (4)

1995 Five, Ten, Twenty Dollars, Low numbered Deluxe folders, matching serials (3 Folders)

1995 Five, Ten Dollars, Low numbered Deluxe folders, matching serials; plus 1992 Five Dollar First and Last issues (3 Folders)

Attractive folder, as issued.

Almost Uncirculated, the obverse with surface roughess due to poor storage, the reverse uneven tone, mostly mint red.

Uncirculated, signs of original mint red with slight lustre.

Good Fine, even brown chocolate tone, a problem free example

Extremely Fine, eight clear pearls, with original mint red in devices

Almost Very Fine, once cleaned now re-toning, scarce.

Good Very Fine, London Die, even brown patina.