PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated indicates crisp, original paper with strong printing in the text, seal, and guilloches-exceptional preservation for a private, merchant‑grade instrument. Read more →
This 1940 Northern Bank Limited 1 Pound issued note is a high-grade survivor of the bank's pre-decimal sterling note tradition in Belfast. Dated 1st January 1940 and bearing serial number N-I/H 028711, the note is cataloged as Pick 178b and NR68, the black-prefix and black-serial-number variety recorded for this wartime-period issue. PMG grades the note 67 EPQ Superb Gem Uncirculated, placing it in an exceptional state of preservation for a design usually encountered with handling, folds, teller wear, or circulation toning. Read more →
PMG 58 Choice About Uncirculated signals near‑uncirculated eye appeal with only the lightest handling-excellent quality for a type that saw regular commercial use at the onset of World War II. Read more →
PMG 58 EPQ Choice About Uncirculated confirms original paper with excellent color and embossing. A strong example of a short‑lived issuer and a favorite design for collectors of Scottish bridges and industry on banknotes. Read more →
Royal Bank of Scotland One Pound of the 1956–64 series, variety with the engraver's imprint on back as cited by PMG. The face carries the bank's crowned arms and the long‑standing central medallion portrait associated with the institution since the eighteenth century, surrounded by a dense field of micro‑lettered Royal Bank of Scotland repeats. Read more →
PMG notes Sorting Lines on Back, the vertical coding lines adopted in the late 1960s to facilitate mechanical bank sorting. Specimens like this documented production features for institutional archives and do not represent circulation pieces. Read more →
PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated confirms attractive color and clean paper. A sharp, institution‑issued specimen from the late paper era of Ireland's £1 denomination. Read more →
PMG 58 EPQ Choice About Uncirculated notes original paper with minimal handling. A clean specimen linking the older provincial title to later consolidated Irish banking. Read more →
Graded PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated, the note retains strong paper originality, visible embossing, and clear ink definition. The complete set of specimen features-overprint, oval stamp, and punch cancellation-remains sharply defined, presenting a technically complete and historically significant example of the first decimal hundred-dollar issue. Read more →
Graded PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated, the note retains strong paper originality, clear embossing, and sharp design integrity. The perforated 'SPECIMEN OF NO VALUE' legend remains fully legible and precisely executed, defining the note as a technically distinct and historically significant specimen type within the New Zealand decimal series. Read more →
Graded PMG 62 Uncirculated, the note retains original paper integrity, visible embossing, and strong ink presence. The complete set of specimen features-overprint, oval stamp, and double punch holes-remains clearly defined, presenting a fully identifiable and technically representative example of the Knight-period specimen format. Read more →
Graded PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated, the note retains strong originality, visible embossing, and clear design integrity. The perforated 'SPECIMEN OF NO VALUE' legend remains sharply defined and fully legible, defining the note as a technically distinct and historically important specimen type within the New Zealand decimal series. Read more →