Bank of England

Supreme collectable: Bank of England £1 #2 of 2 March 1797 signed by Abraham Newland (P-170; EPM B200a). In a remarkable PMG-20 Very Fine it will be offered by Spink at their London sale on Oct.10 with an estimate of £50,000-60,000. Image courtesy of Spink, UK.
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Spink Slates BoE 1797 £1 #2

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One of just two extant BoE Thomas Rippon £100s of 23 July 1832 (P-216; EPM B202a). It secured top price of $82,340 at Spink’s May sale of the Lou Manzi collection. (Image courtesy and © Spink London.)
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BoE £100 Realizes $82,339

Collection highlight: the rare £500 of 30 September 1936 signed by Kenneth O. Peppiatt and issued at Liverpool (EPM B246e; cf. P-340) that realized $15,720 in gVF. (Image courtesy of DNW.)
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Supreme collectable: Bank of England £1 of 2 March 1797, signed by Abraham Newland and carrying serial number 2 (P-170). In a remarkable PMG-20 Very Fine it carries and estimate of £50,000-60,000. (Image courtesy and © Spink, UK.)
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Spink slates BoE 1797 £1 #2

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