Real bank of england money currency fifty £50 pound banknotes 1994 1999 2006

  

See description for a breakdown of date and grades, then use the drop down list to choose your date and grade. They will either be changed to Polymer or possibly dropped altogether in line with the Northern Ireland & Scottish banks. This note has been taken from circulation which has resulted in the paper containing multiple tiny wrinkles & folds. Vertically in the centre there is a light crease, it is not breaking the print. The paper is very firm, clean, without holes, nicks, tears or graffiti.

All the corners & edges are "very good to sharp". These are the very scarce Column sort notes. Well worth adding to your collection especially in this condition. These are the more common serial numbers & here are some brilliant quality unc notes to choose from for adding to your collection. Has a light fold horizontally to the bottom centre and a vertical one in the centre.

This is also the more scarce Column Sort note and it has a fairly nice serial number. These give it a high collecting interest. This note contains the usual horse shoe mark at the top or the ribbon. To the left side it contains a short very light fold/counting flick and to the right there is a slightly heavier one. Has a very light vertical fold to the centre & one to the bottom right corner.

This is also one of the more scarce Column Sort notes. There is a light'V' counting flick/fold to the left top corner. This note has not been in circulation but mishandling has caused a fold along the top right corner. This note has the usual'pucker' marks at the ribbon.

It also contains about 3 vertical folds & further light folds/counting flicks mainly to the left side. The serial number, also gives it extra collecting value. This note has been in circulation for a time which has left the surface with very fine wrinkles and folds.

The centre has a light vertical crease but is not breaking the print. The paper is still firm, free from graffiti & pin holes. The edges & corners are still sharp, except for a slight showing of some wear to the centre of the top edge.