Coins, Banknotes and Medallions

An Iran gold five pahlavi 1975 (very fine/extremely fine).

An Iran gold two-and-a-half pahlavi 1975 (very fine/extremely fine).

An Iran gold one pahlavi 1976 (very fine/extremely fine).

An Iran gold one pahlavi 1974 (very fine/extremely fine).

An Iran gold half-pahlavi 1977 (very fine/extremely fine).

A small Iran gold medallion commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Bank Melli and the Pahlavi Dynasty 1941-1979, obverse with conjoined busts of Reza Shah and Mohammad Reza Shah, reverse with depiction of Bank Melli.

A Venezuela Urimare gold commemorative coin.

A Caciques de Venezuela silver medallion set, comprising eighteen medallions commemorating different native chiefs from the 16th century, within original fitted red leatherette-covered case.

An Elizabeth II Westminster Mint sovereign 2001, within original card presentation pack.

A group of four George V one pound notes, comprising two Chief Cashier N.F. Warren Fisher, serial numbers U39 No. 084718 and NI 84 No. 365463, and two Chief Cashier John Bradbury, serial numbers Z15 No. 414234 and G23 No. 144845, together with a ten shillings note, serial number B74 No. 488630 (good/fine throughout, circulated).

A group of four George V banknotes, comprising a one pound note, Chief Cashier N.F. Warren Fisher, serial number ZI 29 No. 861508, a red ten shillings note, Chief Cashier John Bradbury, serial number SI 50 068594, and two further ten shillings notes, serial numbers U51 118255 and S9 937999 (good/fine throughout, circulated).

A collection of Bank of England banknotes, including six green one pound notes, all Chief Cashier K.O. Peppiatt, three mauve ten shillings notes, all Chief Cashier K.O. Peppiatt, and three red/brown ten shillings notes, all Chief Cashier K.O. Peppiatt.

A collection of Elizabeth II Bank of England banknotes, including a fifty pounds note, serial number A01 888950, a twenty pounds note, serial number H08 659265, and two ten pounds notes, all Chief Cashier D.H.F. Somerset.

An Operation Bernhard Bank of England white fifty pounds note, Chief Cashier Basil G. Catterns, London 20th March 1930, serial number 42 N 77975.

An Operation Bernhard Bank of England white five pounds note, Chief Cashier K.O. Peppiatt, London 25th Feb 1937, serial number A 375 13273.

A 19th century Darlington Bank five pounds note for Jonathan Backhouse & Company, 31st of the 10th 1887, serial number GI 246 (lower right portion removed, circulated).

A group of British Armed Forces, British Military Authority banknotes, including a mauve one pound note, serial number 45 B 020982, a blue ten shillings note, serial number O2K 541333, and a green/yellow ten shillings note, serial number BB/6 179934.

A collection of mid to late 20th century British banknotes, including a one pound note and ten shillings note, variations in green and red/brown (good/very fine, uncirculated), and Chief Cashiers including Cyril Patrick Mahon, Basil Gage Catterns and Percival Beale.

A collection of Elizabeth II Bank of England banknotes, including a fifty pounds note, Chief Cashier G.M. Gill, serial number D14 378358, a twenty pounds note, Chief Cashier G.M. Gill, serial number 35W 117819, and a ten pounds note, Chief Cashier G.M. Gill, serial number ET58 116118 (nearly uncirculated throughout).