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seeking great britain 1919 £1 note

ZohVleZohVle Posts: 74
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seeking great britain 1919 £10 note

i like cardboard and vegetables

well, it looks like i got my dates and vlue wrong!!!!!
first became interested in cardboard at the age of three. since then i have collected varying examples of textures, corregation grades, glue types, etc. from all over the world. Finding this site and fellow collectors who are as equally devoted to the phenomenon has brought a whole new point, purpose and meaning to my exsitence.

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  • vega1vega1 Posts: 941 ✭
    You might have more success on the world coin forum... for the note anyway. You might try the open forum to find people with similar interests in cardboard vegetables.
  • ZohVleZohVle Posts: 74
    vvega

    yesterday i started a discussion at open forum, last time i checked it was 3 pages deep.

    i just noticed there is a numismatic show coming up in town in a few weeks. 40 dealers. its here in houston USA, do you think soem dealers will have GB paper. is that common in USA at shows?
    first became interested in cardboard at the age of three. since then i have collected varying examples of textures, corregation grades, glue types, etc. from all over the world. Finding this site and fellow collectors who are as equally devoted to the phenomenon has brought a whole new point, purpose and meaning to my exsitence.
  • ZohVleZohVle Posts: 74
    vega, yeah yer right, i didnt check to closely did i? i just noticed it clearly says US Coins!!!!
    first became interested in cardboard at the age of three. since then i have collected varying examples of textures, corregation grades, glue types, etc. from all over the world. Finding this site and fellow collectors who are as equally devoted to the phenomenon has brought a whole new point, purpose and meaning to my exsitence.
  • ZohVleZohVle Posts: 74
    vega

    i just checked again, this is the world coins forum
    first became interested in cardboard at the age of three. since then i have collected varying examples of textures, corregation grades, glue types, etc. from all over the world. Finding this site and fellow collectors who are as equally devoted to the phenomenon has brought a whole new point, purpose and meaning to my exsitence.
  • Steve27Steve27 Posts: 13,274 ✭✭✭
    Actually, you should try the US & World Currency Forum, but the World Coin Forum might work too.
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  • ZohVleZohVle Posts: 74
    thanks steve
    first became interested in cardboard at the age of three. since then i have collected varying examples of textures, corregation grades, glue types, etc. from all over the world. Finding this site and fellow collectors who are as equally devoted to the phenomenon has brought a whole new point, purpose and meaning to my exsitence.
  • AndyBruceAndyBruce Posts: 1,411
    You might like to try Pam West - she has a website and may be able to help or recommend another banknote dealer.

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  • coinkatcoinkat Posts: 23,399 ✭✭✭✭✭
    good luck in your efforts to find the note and I hope you will give the most serious consideration to posting a picture of one when it comes your way.

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  • wybritwybrit Posts: 6,967 ✭✭✭
    Now that ought to be a rarity (unless they didn't circulate). I know nothing whatsoever about banknotes, but I know the biggest one I ever saw as a kid was a five quid note - which was a heckuva lot of money back then, being worth around $12.00. Heck, a ten bob note was a fortune.
    Former owner, Cambridge Gate collection.
  • wybritwybrit Posts: 6,967 ✭✭✭
    As for cardboard and vegetables, I know my company cafeteria can fit the bill for both!!image
    Former owner, Cambridge Gate collection.
  • ZohVleZohVle Posts: 74
    i do believe that the 1919 £10 note, bradbury, was the first note to be printed both sides. its georgeous and historic.

    here is link to several old notes:
    I_Love_Cardbord

    here is link to £10 note
    I_Still_Love_Cardboard
    first became interested in cardboard at the age of three. since then i have collected varying examples of textures, corregation grades, glue types, etc. from all over the world. Finding this site and fellow collectors who are as equally devoted to the phenomenon has brought a whole new point, purpose and meaning to my exsitence.
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