Tom & Jerrys Militaria and Collectables
Bank of England £1 Banknote Signed J Page 1970 - 1980 ( Dugg B320 )
Bank of England £1 Banknote Signed J Page 1970 - 1980 ( Dugg B320 )
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Product Description
This original Bank of England One Pound note, serial X79E640342, is a highly collectible example featuring the official signature of the Chief Cashier, confirming its authenticity and historical significance. Printed on high-quality paper with detailed engraving, the note retains crisp denomination markings, clear borders, and a distinctive Bank of England design reflecting the pre-decimal era.
The serial number X79E640342 provides a unique identifier, appealing to collectors seeking specific or sequential notes. Issued for circulation across the United Kingdom, this one-pound note represents both everyday commerce and the security and craftsmanship standards of the period.
Well-preserved with minimal wear, this note is an excellent addition to any British currency, historical, or numismatic collection, offering tangible insight into the nation’s banking history. Its combination of signature, serial number, and classic design make it both a visually appealing and historically significant collectible.