Australian Ten Dollar Banknote – Circulated Condition
$35.00
Description
Banknote Measures 15.5cm x 7.5cm. Circulated, yet good condition. You may not receive this exact same serial number, but it will be an AB serial number that has folds &/or creases from being in a former owner’s wallet, that can be seen when you hold the note up to the light. They are not perfect, but they’re still great condition for age.
Australian Ten Dollar Commemorative Banknote. The Bicentenary $10 note was only in circulation for one year – 1988 – to commemorate Australia’s Bicentenary. 200 years since the arrival of the First Fleet of British convict ships at Botany Bay and Sydney Cove. This event signified the founding of the colony of New South Wales, the first colony in what would become the nation of Australia.
The banknote was a world first – the first bank note produced using polymer (plastic). Notes featuring AA serial number were all uncirculated and presented in a cardboard folder. Notes with AB serial numbers like these ones went into circulation.
