Banknotes - Australia

An album containing a small range of banknotes: Australian decimal period, New Zealand, China, etc. Mixed condition. (25 items).

A small group comprising of 1942 (R.13) TEN SHILLINGS Armitage/McFarlane (poor), 1961 (R.17) TEN SHILLINGS Coombs/Wilson VF, 1942 (R.30) ONE POUND Armitage/McFarlane, (2, one G, one VF), and 1960 (R.50) FIVE POUNDS Coombs/Wilson (VG). (Total: 5).

A Ten Shillings to Ten Pound group, mainly in poor-fair condition: 10/- (R.16), £1 (R.32), £1 (R.33), £5 (R.49) and £10 (R.59). (Total: 5 notes).

TEN SHILLINGS, 1961 (R.17) Coombs/Wilson, Reserve Bank, (5), VF-Unc.

TEN SHILLINGS, 1961 (R.17) Coombs/Wilson, Reserve Bank, AH/62 346862, Unc. Also, a New Zealand 10/- banknote (P-158) in poor condition. (2 items).

ONE POUND, 1938 (R.29) GEORGE VI, Sheehan/McFarlane (19), and 1942 (R.30) Armitage/McFarlane (2); mixed condition, but several noted at VF or better. (Total: 21).

ONE POUND, 1954 (R.33) five examples in mixed condition plus TWO DOLLARS (9), FIVE DOLLARS (2) and TEN DOLLARS (5) mainly EF. (Total: 21 notes).

A UNIQUE ARCHIVE OF AUSTRALIAN DECIMAL BANKNOTE DESIGN MATERIALS FROM THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MAX ROBINSON.
Original artwork, sketches, photocopies, proofs, photographs, documents and annotated doodles, all contained in a large file box. (many 100s of pieces).

Max Robinson (1934–2018) was a highly respected Australian graphic designer, artist, and visual communicator, best known for designing Australia's first $10 decimal currency note. Influenced by the Swiss school, he made significant contributions to Australian design from the 1950s, including work for the Melbourne Film Festival, Qantas, and World Record Club covers.

A range of Unc decimal banknotes comprising $1 (1), $2 (1), $5 (17), $10 (7) 1991 $10 Uncut pairs (4 pairs), $20 (2) plus a set of $1 - $50 Training school notes.

A duplicated range of paper and polymer banknotes in circulated condition: $1 (6), $2 (25), $5 (4), $10 (6) and $50 (8).

THE COOMBS/WILSON SERIES OF 1966: A Sherwood Numismatics folder containing ONE DOLLAR (R.71), TWO DOLLARS (R.81), TEN DOLLARS (R.R.301) and TWENTY DOLLARS (R401) Uncirculated banknotes, each with relevant technical and background information. (4).

A selection of Unc banknotes, comprising of R.71 (2, consecutive), R.78 (2), R.81 (1), and R.202 (1). (Total: 6 notes).

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Small range, mainly in EF/aUnc condition, R77 (1), R78 (3), R208 (1), R209a (2), R307 (1), R313b (3). (Total: 11 notes).

A nice group of Unc banknotes comprising R.78 (4, including a consecutive pair), R.89 (2, a consecutive pair), R.208, R.209a, R212, R.316a (2, a consecutive pair), R.413 (a consecutive pair) and R.513b (a consecutive pair). (Total: 15 notes).

1982 ONE DOLLAR (R.78) Johnston/Stone, consecutive run of 20; together with 1985 (R.89) TWO DOLLARS Johnston/Fraser, consecutive run of 5 plus 3 others; all UNC. (Total: 28 notes).

RBA "Two Generations" folders 2016: Five Dollars (2), Ten Dollars, $20 Dollars and Fifty Dollars. (5 folders containing 10 Unc banknotes).

1969 ONE DOLLAR (R.73) Phillips/Randall, aUnc; together with 1966 TWO DOLLARS (R.81) Coombs/Wilson (2, consecutive pair), aUnc; and, 1983 (R.88) Johnston/Stone (10, of which 9 are consecutive) Unc. Total: 13).

1982 ONE DOLLAR (R.78) Johnston/Stone, consecutive runs of 4, 10, 20 and 83, all Unc. (117).

1982 ONE DOLLAR (R.78) Johnston/Stone, consecutive run of (50), Unc. 

1968 TWO DOLLARS (R.83) Phillips/Randall, (65) all in consecutive pairs or short runs of consecutive notes, EF-aUnc.