Vintage Bank of England Ten Shillings banknote issued during the early reign of Queen Elizabeth II.
This example bears the signature of J. Q. Hollom, who served as Chief Cashier between 1962 and 1966, placing the note within the 1963–1966 issue period before UK decimalisation.
The note features the classic Elizabeth II portrait design used on late pre-decimal British currency and is a popular collectible among banknote and British history collectors.
Condition appears Fine to Very Fine, showing signs of circulation including a central fold and light handling wear. Please study the photographs carefully to judge the condition for yourself.
Details:
Country: United Kingdom
Issuer: Bank of England
Denomination: Ten Shillings
Signature: J. Q. Hollom (Chief Cashier)
Issue period: 1963–1966
Prefix: L19
Serial number: 263833
A nice example of a pre-decimal British banknote and an interesting piece of mid-20th century currency history.
The exact note shown in the photographs is the one you will receive. Please review images carefully for condition.

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