Officials have revealed that the only surviving example of Australia's first official banknote exceeded expectations when it was auctioned for Aus (Dollar) 334,000 ( (Dollar) 310,000). The 10 shilling note -- one of 100 issued in 1817 by the Bank of New South Wales (now called Westpac) on the day it opened -- attracted bids from around the world, said Jim Noble of Noble Numismatics, which handled the sale. "It's a record for a colonial banknote," he told AFP. "It will ...
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