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Australia 1880–1910 Commercial Bank of Australia £100 specimen, PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated

Australia 1880–1910 - Commercial Bank of Australia £100 Specimen (Pick Unlisted)

A monumental survivor from Australia’s private banking era, this £100 specimen ranks among the most important colonial-era notes known. Printed circa 1880–1910 for the Commercial Bank of Australia Limited, it represents the uppermost denomination produced under the private-issue system that existed before the Commonwealth took full control of note issuance in 1910. No issued examples of this £100 are believed to have survived, making specimens the only remaining documentation of the type.

High Denomination Australian Private Banknotes Pre-Notes Act Era Annotations Handwritten Annotations
Australia 1877 City of Melbourne Bank Limited £20 specimen engraved by Bradbury Wilkinson, PMG 62 Uncirculated, unique surviving example

Australia 1877 - City of Melbourne Bank Limited £20 Specimen (Pick Unlisted)

No issued £20 examples of this type are known to survive, and no additional specimen copies have been documented in institutional collections, auction records, or private holdings. On the basis of verified archival, grading, and market evidence, this specimen is the only confirmed surviving example of the £20 denomination from the City of Melbourne Bank.

Australian Private Banknotes
Brazil 1773 Tejuco Diamond Administration 6 Octavas gold receipt No. 813,

Brazil 1773 - Diamond Administration of Tejuco, 6 Octavas Gold Receipt No. 813 (Pick Unlisted)

The form records the release of “seis outavas de ouro” (six octavas of gold), a denomination tied directly to Portuguese metrological standards of the 18th century. Every transaction in the diamond zone was logged under strict royal oversight, and very few printed instruments survived the destruction protocols imposed during later 18th- and early 19th-century reforms. The vast majority of known diamond-district documents are purely handwritten; printed forms of this type are exponentially rarer.

Poland 1994 50 Złotych front proof, Pick 175ap1, PMG 63 Choice Uncirculated, final approved obverse design by Thomas De La Rue

Poland 1994 - 50 Zlotych Front Proof (Pick 175ap1)

Only one certified example of this front proof is known. No additional specimens have been documented in institutional collections or private holdings. On the basis of verifiable grading and archival records, this proof qualifies as R9 - unique. It stands as the primary reference artifact for the obverse design of the 1994 50 Złotych and a cornerstone document of Poland’s modern banknote production history.

Modern Polish Banknotes Redenomination Series
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