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Australia Commonwealth of Australia £100 ND (1924) Pick 9b R69a. The second highest denomination of the Australian Pound at the time, but the more accessible one as the highest denomination was £1000 and largely used for interbank transfers. This example is of the second signature combination of Cerutty/Collins and third type of serial numbers. Approximately nine examples are known extant, with this piece one of the most appealing overall. All colors are excellent and vibrant on this appealing and historically important example. PMG Very Fine 30. Illustrated on page 135 of the impressive Dauer reference on Australian banknotes, as well as a featured plate note in the Renniks reference. From the Drs. Joanne and Edward Dauer Collection of Australian Banknotes HID08701242017
Estimate: 60000-70000 USD
Australia Commonwealth of Australia £100 ND (1924) Pick 9b R69a. The second highest denomination of the Australian Pound at the time, but the more accessible one as the highest denomination was £1000 and largely used for interbank transfers. This example is of the second signature combination of Cerutty/Collins and third type of serial numbers. Approximately nine examples are known extant, with this piece one of the most appealing overall. All colors are excellent and vibrant on this appealing and historically important example. PMG Very Fine 30. Illustrated on page 135 of the impressive Dauer reference on Australian banknotes, as well as a featured plate note in the Renniks reference. From the Drs. Joanne and Edward Dauer Collection of Australian Banknotes HID08701242017
Estimate: 60000-70000 USD