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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.
World Coins

Spink Slates BoE 1797 £1 #2

By Kerry RodgersOct 1, 2019
Gold bars and coins
Market Update

The Failure Of The 1960s London Gold Pool

By Pat HellerAug 15, 2019
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.)
Paper Money Auctions

BoE £100 Realizes $82,339

By Kerry RodgersJun 11, 2019
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.)
Paper Money Auctions

BoE Rarities Rule DNW Paper Results

By Kerry RodgersApr 30, 2019
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.)
Paper Money Auctions

Spink slates BoE 1797 £1 #2

By Kerry RodgersApr 20, 2019
BRM-1
World Coins

British Royal Mint commemoratives thrive

By Richard GiedroycNov 20, 2018
BritishPenny
World Coins

British penny finds some defenders

By Richard GiedroycNov 3, 2018