1968 $20 Note Coombs/Randall R402 Extremely Fine
Secretary to the Treasury: RJ Randall. Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia: HC "Nugget" Coombs. Period on Issue: September 1968. This note has crisp paper and sharp edges all the way around. When decimal currency was first introduced to Australia in 1966, huge quantities of coins & paper notes were produced to ensure that activity in the Australian economy didn't skip a beat following the change to dollars and cents. There were huge quantities of notes printed with the Coombs / Wilson signature combination, yet due to the adequate quantities produced originally and the durability of the paper used in the notes, only limited quantities of notes were printed in the years 1967 and 1968. By coincidence, these are the same years that the Coombs Randall signature was seen on Australia's banknotes. As a general rule, Coombs Randall notes are the rarest and most keenly sought of all Australian paper decimal notes. As the images here show, this particular note has crisp paper and sharp edges all the way around. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
Mauris tempor sit amet arcu eu aliquet. Sed condimentum justo et nisi molestie, eu rhoncus lorem elementum. The item "1968 $20 Note Coombs/Randall R402 Extremely Fine" is in sale since Wednesday, February 10, 2021. This item is in the category "Coins\Notes\Australian". The seller is "sterlingcurrencyau" and is located in Fremantle, WA.
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