The fortune beneath the floorboards!

Why was a bundle of largely high-denomination notes stashed under the floorboards in a house in suburban Adelaide in the late 1920s? A mistrust of banks? The fear of future turmoil, sparked by the First World War? Proceeds of the odd sly wager? No one will ever know.

Roaring 20s rarity at a rare price

A key artefact of the Roaring 20s, as Australia recovered from WWI, the Kell/Collins £1 was issued for just one year – from April 1926 to April 1927. Printed in tiny numbers, even in comparison to other £1 issues of the era, this sought after note is scarce to rare across the grades, with only a tiny number remaining in existence.

With this crucial early Australian note missing from most collections, don’t miss the chance to add it to yours for $445 – $355 below catalogue value in Fine!

Issued for less than a year!

The successor to the note above, the 1927 Kell/ Heathershaw £1 was a similarly short-lived issue. Printed for less than a year, this 96-year-old note is naturally scarce to rare across the grades. An irresistible opportunity, secure the Kell/Heathershaw £1 for just $495 – $505 below catalogue value in Fine!

What we do know is that this hoard find represents your opportunity to secure some of Australia’s earliest notes – at prices to please all pockets! Such an opportunity must be grasped with both hands, as all early Australian banknotes are scarce to rare. Why is this so?

High denomination, low price!

The last Note Issue Dept £5, this high denomination rarity is a key part of any collection. Add it to yours for $945 – $1,805 below catalogue value in Fine!

Perfect partner at the perfect price!

Issued under the Commonwealth Bank, and the perfect partner for note at left, the 2nd Kell/Heathershaw £5 is $855 –$1,645 below catalogue value in Fine!