O’Brien Rare Coin Review: Ten Pence Bank of Ireland Token, counter-marked “Nine Stuivers” in St Bartholomew (St Barts) Date: c. 1808 Description: Coin and counter-mark fine (F). An extremely rare item but despite being only estimated at £400-500 by DNW; it sold for a healthy GB£ 3,400 + buyer’s premium + tax. This coin would most likely be unfamiliar to the local population and it was stamped to define its value in Dutch…
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O’Brien Banknote Guide: Three Shillings and 9½ Pence, The Bray Silver Bank Date: 1801-1812 Silver Bank, Bray, for Alderman John Rose, 3 Shillings and 9 1/2 pence, 3 July 1804, serial number 546, James Grant signature, tear in body of note due to the embossed seal, staining, endorsements on reverse, a superb example of this incredibly rare not. Rose’s Silver Bank was located in Bray, Co Wicklow…
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