Australia $50 Banknote Uncirculated 3-Note Type Set
Complete Australian $50 Banknote Type Set!
Introduced in 1973 due to rising inflation rates, and Australia’s highest denomination until the $100 was launched in 1984, the $50 plays a vital role in Australian history. Utterly comprehensive, the Australia $50 Banknote Uncirculated 3-Note Type Set gives you the opportunity to secure all three standard $50 types in top quality!
Collecting banknotes by ‘type’ – without reference to signature combination or date – has always been popular. It is, however, impossible to put together a complete $50 type set from circulation in premium grade. The first $50 type began to disappear from change in the mid-1990s, and while you will find both the original and Next Generation polymer $50 types in your change, it doesn’t take long for a banknote to exhibit the signs of circulation.
Comprehensive, this collection includes all three standard Australian $50 note types in strictly Uncirculated quality. The set is headlined by the first $50 type – issued in paper from 1973 until supplanted by polymer in the early 1990s. The first $50 polymer design type is also included, along with the Next Generation $50 type. In part due to the high face-value, with the $50 simply too valuable to casually stash away as a keepsake, the three notes are scarce in Uncirculated condition – as here.
Preserving the impeccable Uncirculated quality for the long-term, each 3-note collection is set in a high-quality hardback portfolio. An appropriate standard of presentation for such a key collection, each portfolio also features the history of the denomination.
With these high denomination notes so scarce in top grade, it has been very tough to assemble the $50 Banknote Type Set, and we naturally have limited stocks available. A fantastic opportunity – click add to cart now!
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Australia $50 Banknote Uncirculated 3-Note Type Set
Complete Australian $50 Banknote Type Set!
Introduced in 1973 due to rising inflation rates, and Australia’s highest denomination until the $100 was launched in 1984, the $50 plays a vital role in Australian history. Utterly comprehensive, the Australia $50 Banknote Uncirculated 3-Note Type Set gives you the opportunity to secure all three standard $50 types in top quality!
Collecting banknotes by ‘type’ – without reference to signature combination or date – has always been popular. It is, however, impossible to put together a complete $50 type set from circulation in premium grade. The first $50 type began to disappear from change in the mid-1990s, and while you will find both the original and Next Generation polymer $50 types in your change, it doesn’t take long for a banknote to exhibit the signs of circulation.
Comprehensive, this collection includes all three standard Australian $50 note types in strictly Uncirculated quality. The set is headlined by the first $50 type – issued in paper from 1973 until supplanted by polymer in the early 1990s. The first $50 polymer design type is also included, along with the Next Generation $50 type. In part due to the high face-value, with the $50 simply too valuable to casually stash away as a keepsake, the three notes are scarce in Uncirculated condition – as here.
Preserving the impeccable Uncirculated quality for the long-term, each 3-note collection is set in a high-quality hardback portfolio. An appropriate standard of presentation for such a key collection, each portfolio also features the history of the denomination.
With these high denomination notes so scarce in top grade, it has been very tough to assemble the $50 Banknote Type Set, and we naturally have limited stocks available. A fantastic opportunity – click add to cart now!
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Complete Australian $50 Banknote Type Set!
Introduced in 1973 due to rising inflation rates, and Australia’s highest denomination until the $100 was launched in 1984, the $50 plays a vital role in Australian history. Utterly comprehensive, the Australia $50 Banknote Uncirculated 3-Note Type Set gives you the opportunity to secure all three standard $50 types in top quality!
Collecting banknotes by ‘type’ – without reference to signature combination or date – has always been popular. It is, however, impossible to put together a complete $50 type set from circulation in premium grade. The first $50 type began to disappear from change in the mid-1990s, and while you will find both the original and Next Generation polymer $50 types in your change, it doesn’t take long for a banknote to exhibit the signs of circulation.
Comprehensive, this collection includes all three standard Australian $50 note types in strictly Uncirculated quality. The set is headlined by the first $50 type – issued in paper from 1973 until supplanted by polymer in the early 1990s. The first $50 polymer design type is also included, along with the Next Generation $50 type. In part due to the high face-value, with the $50 simply too valuable to casually stash away as a keepsake, the three notes are scarce in Uncirculated condition – as here.
Preserving the impeccable Uncirculated quality for the long-term, each 3-note collection is set in a high-quality hardback portfolio. An appropriate standard of presentation for such a key collection, each portfolio also features the history of the denomination.
With these high denomination notes so scarce in top grade, it has been very tough to assemble the $50 Banknote Type Set, and we naturally have limited stocks available. A fantastic opportunity – click add to cart now!
