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Obverse Description
English text; Queen Elizabeth II wearing King George IV’s state diadem; conch shell underprint
Reverse Description
English text; yellow elder flowers; Columbus statue outside Government House; coat of arms
Catalog Information
GSID:
89792
Variety:
Sig 15: Francis/Higgs/Smiley-Butler Prefix C Intro: 1967
BNB #:
B120b
Pick #:
P21b
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Bank Note Value History
Sig 15: Francis/Higgs/Smiley-Butler Prefix C Intro: 1967
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Sig 15: Francis/Higgs/Smiley-Butler Prefix C Intro: 1967
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1919 Handwritten sig (Acting Colonial Secretary, P W D Armbrister; Acting Receiver General, Edward Raymond Pashley; Commissioner of Currency, G Weech) Prefix C
Worth: $8,400 – $8,400
1919 Sig 1: Grant/Armbrister/Weech No prefix
Worth: $275 – $2,900
Sig 2: Burns/Armbrister/Moore Prefix A Intro: 1924
Worth: $120 – $3,300
Separate uniface front/back on card stock; no ovpt; no perf; no sig ; no s/n
1919 Sig 1: Grant/Armbrister/Weech No prefix
Worth: $2,600 – $2,600
Sig 2: Burns/Armbrister/Moore Prefix A Intro: 1924
Worth: $1,000 – $4,000
Uniface front on card stock; no ovpt; no perf; all-zero s/n
Separate uniface front/back on card stock; no ovpt; no perf; no sig ; no s/n
1919 Sig 1: Grant/Armbrister/Weech No prefix
Sig 2: Burns/Armbrister/Moore Prefix A Intro: 1924
Worth: $600 – $2,500
Uniface front on card stock; no ovpt; no perf; all-zero s/n
Separate uniface front/back on card stock; no ovpt; no perf; no sig ; no s/n
1919 Sig 4: Bethel/Solomon/Moore Prefix A/2 Intro: 1935
Worth: $325 – $650
1919 Sig 3: Dundas/Solomon/Moore Prefix A/1 Intro: 1930
Worth: $300 – $1,000
1919 Sig 3: Dundas/Solomon/Moore Prefix A/1 Intro: 1930
Worth: $500 – $1,300
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