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To view the prices realised in The Banknote Sale, 8-9 May:
AUCTION 198 8-9 MAY
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To view the Coins, Medals & Militaria, 15-16 May online catalogue:
AUCTION 199 15-16 MAY
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VALUATION DAYS
WEDS. 12 MAY 10AM-2PM & 6-8PM
BW CENTURION, MIDSOMER NORTON
THURS. 13 MAY 10AM-2PM & 6-8PM
DOUBLETREE HILTON, SWINDON
FRI. 14 MAY 10AM-2PM
CRICKLADE HOUSE HOTEL
AUCTION
(room bidding by appointment)
15-16 MAY
COINS, MEDALS & MILITARIA
VALUATION DAYS
TUES. 18 MAY 10:30AM-3:30PM
EATON SOCON CRICKET CLUB
WEDS. 19 MAY 10:30AM-3:30PM
THE DOLPHIN HOTEL, ST IVES
ANTIQUES FAIR
FRI. 21 & SAT. 22 MAY
PETERBOROUGH SHOWGROUND
VALUATION DAYS
TUES. 25 MAY 10:30AM-2:30PM
THE DEEPINGS CTR, MARKET DEEPING
TUES. 25 MAY (EVE) 6PM-8PM
WHITE HART, UFFORD, STAMFORD
WEDS. 26 MAY 10AM-2PM & 6-8PM
ORTON HALL HOTEL, PETERBOROUGH
THURS. 27 MAY 10AM-2PM
AMENITY CTR, YAXLEY, PETERBR'GH
ANTIQUES FAIR
SAT. 29 & SUN. 30 MAY
LONG MELFORD, THE OLD SCHOOL
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highlights from our RECENT ONLINE AUCTION
Top estimate £31,700. Every lot sold, with combined hammer reaching £45,700 (£55,550 inc prem). Included many rare Bank of England prefixes, first and last series, experimental and replacement notes.
Strip of three QV embossed 10d brown, SG57, die 3, mounted.
Original pen, ink & watercolour by "Giles" the famous cartoonist. The subject being the Monte Carlo Rally 1962.
Top estimate £31,700. Every lot sold, with combined hammer reaching £45,700 (£55,550 inc prem). Included many rare Bank of England prefixes, first and last series, experimental and replacement notes.