Australian accidental & More Banknotes

Started by interest, January 25, 2017, 06:05:59 PM

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interest

Has anybody a copy of a book called "Australian accidental & More Banknotes. by Harold Peake?"
I am after any information regarding uncut $10.00 Paper issue in blocks of 4
Maccas PP 486 Mc$10U 13 g

Fulvio

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interest

Yep that's correct.
Quote from: 'Fulvio' pid='104388' dateline='1485330085'Weren't those only in folders?

Mister T

I think I've got a copy - what information are you looking for?

interest

Quote from: 'Mister T' pid='104424' dateline='1485381528'I think I've got a copy - what information are you looking for?

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Cheers

notcb

Interest,

FWIW  I would suggest getting in contact with Ebay seller   seamining   in Oakleigh, Victoria.

My understanding is that that seller is selling off the estate of Harold Peake over a number of years.

They may be able to throw some light on your question about the various blocks or steer you in the right direction.

Remember that Harold Peake was in dispute with the RBA for a number of years following the release of the 1988 Bi-Centennial $10 note, claiming unfair treatment of collectors in favour of RBA employees, many of whom made substantial profits on-selling the various blocks, strips, half sheets and full sheets.

Cheers

Peter  (notcb)

frenc11

it is a great book and a must have for any decimal banknote collectors

interest

Quote from: 'frenc11' pid='104473' dateline='1485410827'it is a great book and a must have for any decimal banknote collectors
I can't find one anywhere

Mister T

Quote from: 'interest' pid='104475' dateline='1485411360'I can't find one anywhere

Keep your eye on ebay - that's where I got mine and I remember seeing a second copy after I got mine.

notcb

Interest,

Keep an eye out on some of the upcoming Auction Houses catalogues.  From time to time the book appears.

Museum Victoria Library has a copy - you may "possibly" be able to arrange an inter library loan or even an electronic copy (subject to copyright of course).

Cheers

Peter (notcb)