Australian $10 Commemorative Bank Note - $5 (North Stafford)

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3130 Richmond Highway

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This is an Australian Bicentenary bank note commemorative $10 note from 1988. It was the first banknote to be printed on polymer substrate with an integrated optically variable device; it was released on 26 January 1988, the bicentenary of Governor Arthur Phillip's naming of the colony Sydney Town. The banknote incorporates an optically variable device that portrays Captain James Cook. It features a vessel of the First Fleet, HMS Supply, the first ship to drop anchor in Sydney Cove, and a frieze of figures across the landscape, beginning with convicts and continuing with subsequent waves of migration to Australia.

This item may be seen at the St. William of York Thrift Store located at 3130 Richmond Highway (to the left behind the church and school down a gravel road near the ball fields). Shop hours are Tuesday and Thursday and the first Saturday of each month from 10:00 till 1:00. If interested you may also text/voicemail the number below.
All our items are donated goods sold by St. William of York Outreach in Stafford, VA.—an all-volunteer organization. Proceeds are used to provide financial assistance to the needy in Stafford County.

Do NOT contact this poster with unsolicited services or offers.

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posted: 2023-11-09 16:50

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This is an Australian Bicentenary bank note commemorative $10 note from 1988. It was the first banknote to be printed on polymer substrate with an integrated optically variable device; it was...