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The interest in Australian Paper Decimal Banknotes has
never been greater!
Why Choose Australian paper decimal Banknotes?
Only UNC, aUNC & EF Banknotes...
Only UNC, aUNC & EF Banknotes...
Only UNC, aUNC & EF Banknotes...
Banknote auctions continue to grow in popularity and importance with collectors across the world.
Not only are they now a key part of the collectables industry, banknote eBay auctions are also the best way to achieve the maximum possible returns when it comes to selling all types of paper money.
New collectors have an opportunity to purchase banknotes which still have a long way to go before catching up with our pre-decimal note prices.
Only UNC, aUNC & EF Banknotes...
Only UNC, aUNC & EF Banknotes...
Only UNC, aUNC & EF Banknotes...
Research shapes our daily lives. We use it to make informed decisions and solve problems, to innovate, learn and grow. But it can be a time-consuming process, requiring hours of information gathering and analysis.
This essential guide has brought us to a new level.
In particular how the guide values are shown as "Fair Market Value [FMV]" . Updated on a regular basis.
Only UNC, aUNC & EF Banknotes...
Only UNC, aUNC & EF Banknotes...
Only UNC, aUNC & EF Banknotes...
Today, banknote collecting is enjoying unprecedented popularity, rewarding collectors with a fascinating and history-filled hobby, an excellent investment that rewards devotees, not only with outstanding capital appreciation, but with pride of ownership and a valuable heirloom to pass on to the next generation.
Our local market is considered to be one of the most active in the world, which in recent times has been evidenced by the numerous "SOLD" lots on eBay Auctions.
About Australian PRE-Decimal Paper Banknotes
TEN SHILLINGS...
TEN SHILLINGS...
TEN SHILLINGS...
The ten shilling note, Australia’s smallest pre-decimal denomination, circulated widely in daily trade from 1913 until 1966. Its red-brown design carried strong links to commerce and everyday life. Affordable to collectors, it serves as an entry point into pre-decimal note collecting and reflects Australia’s early paper money heritage.
ONE POUND...
TEN SHILLINGS...
TEN SHILLINGS...
The one pound note was the backbone of Australian commerce for decades, bridging ordinary transactions and savings. Featuring green designs, it embodied trust in national currency. First issued in 1913, it remained in circulation until decimalisation. Today, collectors value its variations, signatories, and condition as markers of historical economic life.
FIVE POUNDS...
TEN SHILLINGS...
FIVE POUNDS...
The five pound note represented substantial purchasing power in pre-decimal Australia, often associated with business dealings and larger transactions. Its blue design and ornate motifs projected authority and security. Scarcer than lower denominations, surviving examples attract collectors seeking prestige pieces that reflect both wealth and the artistry of Australia’s note printing.