Bestselling Great Britain One Pound Banknote P-369c O’brien 1955-60 Prefix C17l Unc 66 Epq In Multiple Colors [yQuKSgPI]

Superb Gem Uncirculated British £1 Banknote

Discover the allure of this exceptional Bestselling Great Britain One Pound Banknote P-369c O’brien 1955-60 Prefix C17l Unc 66 Epq In Multiple Colors [yQuKSgPI]. This exquisite piece is a gem uncirculated collectible, meticulously preserved to showcase its original beauty. Issued between 1955 and 1960, this deep green banknote features a captivating seated Britannia, a symbol of British strength and resilience. The note's back, also in a deep green with a subtle reddish hue, is adorned with two vignettes of Saint George slaying the dragon, adding to its historical richness.

Key Features and Specifications

This exceptional banknote is a testament to craftsmanship and artistry. Its dimensions are approximately 6 inches by 3 3/8 inches, making it a substantial and visually striking piece. The watermark features the head of a woman wearing a head dress, adding a unique touch of elegance. The note is signed by K. L. O'Brien, the Chief Cashier of the Bank of England at the time, and bears the prefix C17L. Notably, this particular note has a low serial number of 380410, making it a rare find for collectors. It also includes a vertical security thread for added authenticity.

Perfect for Collectors and Historians

This Exceptional Paper Quality (EPQ) banknote, graded at Gem Uncirculated 66 by PMG, is housed in a plastic holder for safekeeping. Its condition is pristine, making it a valuable addition to any collection. The note is listed in the Banknote Book as B172f, ensuring its recognition and appreciation among numismatists. The combination of its historical significance, rarity, and exceptional condition makes this banknote a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of British currency and history alike.