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Make Money from Banknotes
Could someone tell me about Paper Money. Yes just phone.
Free valuation of your banknote English Scottish Irish Isle of Man Channel Islands etc
The easy way to find out is to E Mail pam@britishnotes.co.uk or Phone us 0208 641 3224
King Charles III new polymer banknotes
Buying First Prefix AA01? on £5 £10 £20 & £50 Quantities wanted, paying well over face
Look out for last prefixes on the outgoing QEII banknotes
£5 BC60 £10 EM54 £20 DM45 £50 AE80
Quantities wanted, paying well over face
New polymer Sarah John £50 Alan Turing on reverse out 23rd June 2021
AA01 First prefix
Buying
Sarah John £10 DJ01
Sarah John £50 AA01
Any mid £5 01's AB01 BC01 CD01 etc £7 each in undamaged condition no folds at all
Any mid £10 01's AB01 BC01 CD01 etc £12 each in undamaged condition no folds at all
Also buying
Cleland Paper £10 LH01 ME40 £20 JH41 LA40 £50 BB70
Cleland Polymer £5 BB60 £10 DM54
Salmon £10 JH01 LH40 £20 JH80 JJ any £50 AJ70
Bailey £5 LE90 £10 KC40 £20 HE80 £50 L71 or Higher
We are only interested in purchasing the above. We are not interested in AK47, it has reached a bogus price on internet auction/selling sites. Hyped up by bogus sellers, getting friends to bid on them. They do not actually sell.
The Bank of England has printed 440 milion new £5 notes prefixes AA to AM. 60 million of each prefix. All prefixes are common. The only ones worth money are those listed above and special serials. ie. 123456 333333 888888 or similar.
£5 Polymer Churchill B414 for sale on website
Buying Salmon
£10 LH40 £20 JJ40 £50 AJ70
Buying Bailey
£5 LE90 £10 KC40 £20 HE80 £50 R70 & L90
Any Bailey signature £20 HE Buying
Houblon £50s Withdrawn 30th April 2014
BUYING £50
£50 Kentfield H70 or higher & LL--, Lowther K71 to K98 & L70, Bailey L71 or higher
Bank Staff make money for the Xmas Party look in the vault at the old boxes in the corner
We buy anything Bank related: Specimen Cheques - Old Travellers Cheques - Old envelopes
Banking Ephemera - Old counter stamps - Signs - etc
British Notes always looking to buy Modern Banknotes
A premium over the face value of the banknote will always be paid
A Firm Offer will be made on sight of the banknote/banknotes or over the phone
What to look for
Normal Banknotes
| All banknotes are issued in prefix sequence ie A B C D etc or AA AB AC AD etc |
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So if you observe BE BF BG BH ZZ or Z or X out of alphabetical sequence
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| E Mail pam@britishnotes.co.uk or Phone Pam 0208 641 3224 & make some money |
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Sometimes the wrapper bands on bundles of banknotes will indicate that there are out of
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| alphabetical sequence notes inside These banknotes will be worth over face value |
Replacement Banknotes
| Found singly or multiples in new bundles of notes. The prefix will be outside the normal range |
| Prefixes observed |
| Bank of England = LL Isle of Man = Z Jersey = CZ CZZ Guernsey = Z Northern Bank = YY ZZ |
| Ulster Bank = Z ZZ Central Bank = £5 HHH MMM £10 JJJ £20 CCC PPP £50 EEE RRR £100 KKK |
| Bank of Scotland = ZZ Royal Bank = Z/1 Z/2 Z/3 Clydesdale Bank = D/ZZ E/ZZ |
| There will be others |
Guernsey banknote Z replacement paying £30 in mint condition
| For explanations of Replacements Column Sorts etc click on the News & Info |
| section of the website where full descriptions can be found |
Column Sort Banknotes
| Found singly or multiples in new bundles of banknotes |
| The prefix will be outside the normal alphabetical range |
| Prefixes observed |
| Bank of England = £5 EL £10 EL & HL £20 BL £50 L (old style) |
| There may be others |
Bank of England banknote Andrew Bailey Column Sort HL prefix
Experimental Banknotes
| Found in multiples in bundles or the whole bundle |
| The prefix will be outside the normal alphabetical range |
| Prefixes observed |
| Bank of England = £5 XA XB XC etc £10 MH MJ MK MM |
| There will be others |
Merlyn Lowther Bank of England banknote Experimental XB prefix buying
Other Financial Instruments Worth Money
Postal Orders
| Dig around in the attic, Postal Orders are worth money |
| If it has a Kings portrait you may be surprised how much it could be worth |
George V Postal Order paying £20 for similar type, more for higher values
Town Banknotes (Provincials)
| Town Banknotes Provincials are always worth money. Many will be a hundred years old |
| or more. There are collectors out there that will pay £50 to £100 each for the right town. |
| Issued from 1685, most from 1790 to 1895, in values 1G 2G £1 £2 £5 £10 £20 £50 £100 |
Private town banknote Stourbridge & Kidderminster unissued £5 paying minimum £80
White Banknotes
| Very popular with collectors Pam will pay at least £100 each in mint condition |
| White notes were issued in one pound through to one thousand pounds face value |
| Higher values and earlier dates will be worth considerably more |
| Do not be fooled by Second World War forgeries worth £60+ each See Bernhard section News & Info |
Bank of England banknote £5 signed by Mahon 1928 paying £180 mint condition
Old Cheques
| Twentieth century cheques are not worth much but you never know |
| Nineteenth century cheques are worth getting a quote on |
Isle of Man Cheque paying 50p a book of 10 cheques gives you £5
Bradburys and Fishers
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10s and £1 banknotes issued by the Treasury produced in various designs from 1914 to 1927
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| A wide range in values depending on issue and condition £20 to £800 |
Treasury banknote Fisher £1 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Paying £30 to £300 depending on grade and type
Errors
| Errors are more common than you may think as banknotes are printed in their millions |
| Many different types of error may occur, anything from missing serials to completely |
| missing print extra paper missing colour missing signature etc NOT Polymer |
British banknote £50 Kentfield with paper fold causing extra paper error
Paying from £250 for a fifty pound banknote
Low Numbers
| Collectors of paper money often seek the first prefix known then may also wish to |
| obtain the lowest serial number possible |
Bank of England banknote £5 O'Brien low number first prefix
Special Serials
1000000 (Million) - 123456 (Ladder or Running) - 777777 (Solid) - 000001 (Low Serial)
Condition
| Condition of the banknotes is always important the better the condition the higher the price A minor |
| crease on an otherwise mint condition note will drop the value by at least thirty per cent If you find |
| a banknote look after it and keep it flat. We have had people pin banknotes to letters devaluing them |
Call us for confidential advice - we pay cash on the nail
Phone Pam 0208 641 3224 & make some money
We also have customers for
Old Car Tax Discs pre 1940
Robertson's Golly Badges
Butlin's Holiday Camp Badges (not beaver club)
World War Two German Daggers
Wendal toy soldiers (not lead)
One of the Forty Doulton figures
Epsom Surrey Postcards / Postal History
Sutton Surrey Postcards / Postal History
Epsom / Sutton Ephemera etc
Medals / Military Badges
Below is a representation of banknotes for sale on my web site
Bank of Scotland banknote £1 1924
The National bank of Scotland banknote £20 1941
Belfast banking company banknote £50 1963
The National bank limited Belfast banknote £5 1949
Banknote from States of Jersey occupation 1941 ten shillings
British banknote white £20 1916 signed by Chief Cashier Nairne
Bank of England banknote £5 specimen signed by Chief Cashier J. B. Page 1970/80
Isle of Man Peveril Internment Camp banknote used by the internees
Scottish Clydesdale Bank banknote £20 1947
Scottish banknote from The Royal bank of Scotland £100 1960
More pictures can be viewed, click News & Info - Picture Library
English banknote Scottish banknotes Irish banknote fairs Jersey banknote Guernsey banknote Isle of Man banknote Hendon album Lindner album Provincial notes Replacement banknote Postal Order Royal Bank of Scotland old banknote E bay Paper Money of Ireland National Bank Northern Bank banknote Irish war code Central Bank of Ireland Commercial Bank Union Bank North of Scotland Bank
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