Universal Coin Company November Auction 2015

Almost very fine.

Good fine to very fine, various prefix. (14)

Consecutive pair, good very fine. (2)

TA/85 544956 and TA/89 258026, almost extremely fine. (2)

Very good to good fine. (3)

Ten Shillings (R.13), One Pound, (R.32) (2), average circulated. (3)

Ten Shillings (R.17) (7), One Pound (R.34a) (4), fine to very fine. (11)

Centre thread, consecutive run of 6, almost uncirculated. (6)

Consecutive run of 5, the first note is RADAR serial number, almost uncirculated, scarce. (5)

Fine.

Good fine, scarce. (2)

Good very fine.

Gothic type centre thread, consecutive run of 7, almost uncirculated, rare. (7)

Gothic type centre thread, consecutive run of 10, almost uncirculated. (10)

OCR-B side thread, consecutive run of 4, almost uncirculated. (4)

Consecutive pair, almost uncirculated. (2)

Consecutive pair, almost uncirculated. (2)

Very fine, scarce.

First note is extremely fine, but with a 8mm tear on the right margin, the second note is almost uncirculated.

Consecutive pair, almost uncirculated. (2)

First release, uncirculated.

Second release, consecutive run of 3, almost uncirculated. (3)

Second relaese last prefix, good very fine, rare.

Second note has plate letter, uncirculated. (3)

OCR-B side thread first prefix, extremely fine.

Uncirculated and extremely rare.

One Dollar (R.78) (7), Two Dollars (R.87), Five Dollars (R.206a) (2), (R.219), Twenty Dollars, (R.409a), extremely fine to uncirculated. (12)

Issued in Melbourne Coin Fair, hard to find.

Banknote and pane of 10 stamps, black serial numbers, scarce.

Red overprint, 2 folders in lot, as issued. (2)

Black overprint, 2 folders in lot, as issued. (2)

Consecutive pair, as issued. (2)

Brisbane, Hobart, Perth (2), Sydney, as issued. (5)

As issued, scarce.

Features four matching serial numbers at impossible odds. Pairs with consecutive prefix. RARE.

Issued in Brisbane Coin Fair, as issued.

The 1997 Kingsford Smith Silver One Dollar was unique to the set, as issued. RARE.

As issued, rare.

Five Dollars, 2001, Centenary of Federation, ANDA Perth Fair Issue; Ten Dollars, 1998, 10th Anniv. of Polymer Notes Deluxe. (2)

Five Dollars, 1992, Two notes standard folder, 2001, Centenary of Federation (2); Ten Dollars, 1988, blue folder (2), some wear to the outer covers, u

Five Dollars, 1992, Standard Two Note Folder (2), 1997, 30th Anniv. - Famous Fives Deluxe (2); Ten Dollars, 1988, Blue folder. As issued. (5)

Fine, with pin holes and round corner.

Very fine to almost uncirculated. (12)

First Prefix, almost very fine.

Type I, Queem facing left, consecutive pair, uncirculated. (2)

Type II, Queen facing forward, consecutive pair, almost uncirculated. (2)

AA 106768 and AV 207138, First and Last prefix pair, almost uncirculated. (2)

Low serial number star note, very fine, scarce.

Type II (Blue Back) first prefix, uncirculated.

Type III modified reverse (Green Back) first prefix, uncirculated.

Type II, Queen facing forward, fine to good very fine. (5)

Good extremely fine to almost uncirculated. (4)

Good extremely fine to almost uncirculated. (5)

Very fine to extremely fine. (3)

Two Dollars, P.170a (5), Five Dollars, P.171b, P.171c, P.177, Ten Dollars, P.172b, good extremely fine to almost uncirculated. (9)

Star replacement notes, uncut sheet of four, housed inthe original Bureau of Engraving & Printing folder.

Very good to very fine, scarce date. (100)

Good to very good, scarce. (3)

Very good. (3)

Good very good, rare.

Fine, rare (3)

Very good to very fine, hard date. (100)

Good very fine, full centre diamond and seven pearls.

Fine to very fine. (3)

Mules, Melbourne obverse dies, fine to very fine. (7)

Uncirculated to Choice Uncirculated, ex roll. (10)

Uncirculated to Gem uncirculated. (100)

Choice uncirculated, PCGS MS64, rare.

Choice uncirculated, PCGS MS64, rare.

Uncirculated, attractive and scarce.

Almost fine, problem free example.

Uncirculated, slight weak struck, with full mint lustre, nice.

Fine to very fine. (20)

Almost uncirculated.

Prooflike, uncirculated.

Choice uncirculated, scarce.

Brilliant choice uncirculated, rare in this grade.

Brilliant choice uncirculated. (5)

Uncirculated, scarce.

Choice uncirculated, flawless example, toned.

Very fine. (3)

Very fine (3), together with Great Britain 1844, United States 1922 Dollar, Australia 1966 silver round Fifty Cents (2), fair to good very fine. (7)

60 coins, out of the wrapper, some coins are toned, but lots of bright golden lustre, uncirculated to gem uncirculated. (60)

60 coins, out of the wrapper, some spotting, but several potential PCGS candidates, uncirculated to gem uncirculated. (60)

60 coins, out of the wrapper, some spotting or toning, but several potential PCGS candidates. (60)

60 coins, Broken wrapper, uncirculated to choice uncirculated.

60 coins, out of the wrapper, uncirculated to gem uncirculated. (60)

60 coins, the wrapper has been broken, choice uncirculated to gem uncirculated.

Complete except for 1923, very good to uncirculated, problem free set. (63)

Complete except for 1925 and 1930, very good to uncirculated, hassle-free set. (78)

Complete except for 1930, very good to uncirculated. (79)

Completed, ex 1922/21, very good to uncirculated. (51)

Complete set, the 1918 is very good, nice set. (48)

Complete set, almost good to almost uncirculated, the 1933 is pleasant very good. (54)

1910 to 1982, missing key dates, near complete collection of pre-decimal coins in above average condition, good to brilliant uncirculated. Seldom offe

Extremely fine to uncirculated, 2 sets in lot. (2)

Extremely fine to uncirculated, some wear to the wallets, 4 in lot. (4)

In the custom packagings, almost uncirculated to uncirculated, 5 sets in lot. (5)

Large die crack through crown, very good to fine. (4)

Halfpenny, 1963, 1964Y.(3), Penny, 1923(2), 1956, 1962, 1964Y. Faint or missing numbers and lettering because of filled dies or weak strike. (10)