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Collectibles Corner Mail Bid Sale 97 closes 22nd March 2019 COLLECTIBLES CORNER MAIL BID SALE 97 Banknotes, Coins, Medals, Cigarette Cards, Ephemera, Postcards, Stamps & Postal History, Sports Programmes Closing Date: FRIDAY 22nd March 2019 BANKNOTES 1 National Bank of Ireland Galway One Pound proof on thick paper, NA17. Dark stain, fine. 100 2 Currency Commission Lavery Ten Shillings 28-10-39, creased and soiled, about fine. 25 3 Currency Commission Lavery War Code One Pound 1-7-41 code "B". Partially rubbed out 100 number on back, visible from front, otherwise good vf. 4 Currency Commission War Code Lavery One Pound 3-10-41 code "P". Good fine. 75 5 Central Bank War Code Lavery Ten Pounds 4-5-43 code "S". Graffiti in pencil on back, few 120 pinholes, fine. 6 Central Bank Lavery War Code Five Pounds 7-6-43 code "N". Heavy folds, good fine. 150 7 Central Bank Lavery Five Pounds x2: 2-9-52 fine and 3-4-73 about vf. (2) 30 8 Central Bank Lavery series One Pound 30-9-76, about ef. 18 9 Central Bank "B" series Medb One Pound 17-07-89 x8: three in sequence IJK635435-7, four in 30 sequence IJK635394-7. All with slight brown stain in corner, one heavily stained, otherwise about unc. (8) 10 Northern Ireland. Northern Bank Belfast Five Pounds 1st October 1941 prefix N-I/I. Creased, 50 grubby and numeral in crayon on face, fine. 11 Northern Ireland. Ulster Bank George Best Five Pounds 25th November 2006, GB293752, in 20 presentation folder. Unc. 12 1840 promissiory notes: Cullaghan & Co Cork £141-15s with 4s embossed stamp, Dublin £663- 20 17s with 8s embossed stamp. Good. (2) 13 Unused cheque David La Touche & Company 184- complete with counterfoil. Fine. 25 14 Cheque. National City Bank Ltd cheque 1968 signed by M. O Cearbhaill. Fine. 25 15 UK. Bank of England large white Five Pounds 8 Jan 1945 prefix H10, signed Peppiatt. Rust 65 stain and nibbles at base, fine. 16 UK. Bank of England white Five Pounds 19 March 1951 signed Beale. A few light creases and 70 stains, good fine. 17 UK. First Fisher issue (1919) Ten Shillings prefix E/87, NO over dot, signed Warren Fisher. 45 Vertical crease, very fine. COINS: Ireland 18 Edward VI one shilling 1552 contemporary brass imitation, mm harp, S6494A, very good. 35 19 James II gunmoney shilling 1689 "Dec:", fine. 35 20 George II halfpennies x4: 1746, 1781 x2, 1782, about fine to fine, also counterfeit halfcrown bank 20 token 1808. (5) 21 George III farthing 1806, very fine. 25 22 Silver Pearse ten shillings 1966 x4, very fine. (4) 55 23 Silver florins x10, all 1930s, some heavily worn, 107g. Very good. (10) 20 24 Florins x6: 1931, 1933, 1934, 1939 & 1942 x2, also one shilling 1937 x2. About fine to vf. (8) 25 Collectibles Corner Mail Bid Sale 97 closes 22nd March 2019 25 Threepence x110, 1928 to 1968, minly fine to vf. (11) 25 26 Pennies. 1928-1968 complete collection on display card, fine to 1937, thereafter vf to ef. (21) 20 27 Penny x116, 1928-1968, plus a few halfpennies, mainly vf or better. (120) 22 28 Penny 1968 x50 brilliant unc. (50) 20 29 Cupro-nickel coins: halfcrowns x6, sixpence x47, threepence x47. Fine to vf. (100) 22 30 1966 year set of 8, farthing to halfcrown, in plastic sleeve. Ef to unc. (8) 30 31 Decimal. One pence 2000 x100 brilliant unc. (100) 30 32 Bag with mixed Irish coin, mainly decimal, loose and in mounts, much uncirculated, halfpence to 25 fifty pence, also few LSD. (100s) 33 Central Bank 1998 year set of 7 in presentation folder, brilliant unc. 35 34 2000 Central Bank Millennium one pound silver proof in presentation case with cert. 25 35 2003 Central Bank Special Olympics ten euro silver proof in presentation case with cert. 35 36 Central Bank uncirculated year sets in presentation packs: 2004 Reginald's Tower, 2007 Treaty 80 of Rome plus two euros pack x2, 2008 Newgrange, 2012 Dogs, 2013 Irish Harp. All brilliant unc. (5+2 sets) 37 2005 Official Central Bank ten euro, silver proof, Rowan Hamilton. Brilliant uncirculated in case 35 of issue with cert. 38 2007 Central Bank Celtic Culture proof set, twenty euro gold and ten euro silver, in presentation 100 case with cert. 39 2009 Central Bank Ploughman ten euro silver proof in presentation case with cert. 40 40 2010 Central Bank Horse fifteen euro silver proof in presentation case with cert. 40 41 2012 Central Bank Michael Collins silver ten euro proof in presentation box with cert. 85 42 Central Bank 2012 proof set commemorating Michael Collins, ten euro silver and twenty euro 120 gold, in presentation case with cert. 43 Tokens. MI Blake Esqr copper truck tokens, "IIII" (4d) and "VIII" (8d), for use on his estate at 30 Ballyglunin Co. Galway. Rust on reverse of 8d, other fine. (2) 44 Tokens. James Mackie & Sons Belfast works tokens, uniface with works number struck on 25 face. Fine. (3) COINS: World 45 Celtic potin coin, crude bull, probably 1st century BC, very good. 25 46 Ancient Greece. Corinth c338BC silver stater, Pegasus with "koppa" beneath, rev Head of 35 Pallas. Very fine. 47 Ancient Roman. Group of copper coins in album page, all identified, Augustus, Nero, Domitian, 50 Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Antoninus Pius x2, Marcus Aurelius, Faustina Junior, Trajan Decius & Constantine. Good to fine. (12) 48 Ancient Roman. Gordian III (238-244AD) silver antoninianus, rev Gordian in military dress 25 "SAECVLI FELICITAS". Very fine. 49 Ancient Roman. Maximianus Herculeus ( 286-385AD) billon antoninianus, rev HERCULI 30 CONSERVAT. Very fine. 50 Austria. Philharmonic gold two hundred schillings 1995, 1/10 oz, embedded in block of perspex. 75 51 Bhutan. 1999 25th anniversary of coronation silver five hundred ngultrum unc in Royal Mint 30 presentation case with cert, also silver gilt Vienna - UNO city medallion by IMM and 1916 Rising centenary medallion in case. (3) 52 Falkland Islands. Commemorative coins: 1985 Mount Pleasant Airport crown in perspex case, 1986 40 Commonwealth Games crown silver proof in case with cert, 1996 Henry VIII crown in perspex case, 1997 WWF in perspex case, 2002 Golden Jubilee in case, 2007 fifty pence 25th Anniversary of Liberation x6. All uncv. (11) Collectibles Corner Mail Bid Sale 97 closes 22nd March 2019 53 French Indo-China "Piastre de Commerce" 1905, 27g 0.9 silver x5. 75 54 Germany. Commemorative two euro coins: 2006 Schleswig-Holstein, 2007 Mecklenburg- 45 Vorpommern, Treaty of Rome, 2008 Hamburg, 2009 Saarland x2, Stickman, 2010 Bremen, also regular issue, 2011 NordRhein-Westfalia, 2012 Bayern, EU 10th anniversary, 2013 Baden- Wurttemburg, Elysee Treaty, 2014 NiederSachsen x3, plus France 2008 EU Presidency & Slovakia 2009. Mostly ef in capsules. (19) 55 Germany. 2015 silver twenty-five euro and 2016 silver five euro incorporating blue ring. Both ef. 40 (2) 56 Iraq. Central Bank of Iraq 1402H (1982AD) set commemorating restoration of Babylon, five fils, 30 ten fils, twenty-five fils, fifty fils, two hundred and fifty fils, five hundred fils, one dinar and bronze tablet with cuneiform inscription (praising Saddam Hussein), in perspex case with explanatory booklet. Brilliant unc. 57 UK. EII gold sovereign 2000 uncirculated in presentation case. 260 58 UK. EII gold half sovereign 2000 brilliant unc in presentation case. 140 59 UK. Mixed lot with QV double florin 1889, halfcrowns 1914, 1946 ef, 1947 x2, 1948 x2, silver 40 threepence x3, farthings x6 incl 1864, 2003 Royal Mint year set to two pounds x2, brilliant unc, 1939 year set of 10. (21 plus 2 sets) 60 UK. Silver proof crowns x3: 1972 Silver Wedding, 1980 Queen Mother, 1981 Charle & Diana 40 Wedding, each in Royal Mint presentation case with cert (1972 missing cert). (3) 61 UK. Royal Mint presentation packs for 1994 fifty pence D-Day Landings, 1995 two pounds 40 Peace, 1996 five pounds coin and banknote, 1997 five pounds Golden Wedding, 2001 year set with two pounds x2. All brilliant unc. (5 packs) 62 UK. Victoria crowns 1892 & 1894. Good fine. (2) 35 63 UK. Halfcrowns: QV 1895, 1898, 1900, 1901, EVII 1906, 1907, also brass model GIIII 1823 with 30 suspension ring. Fine to good fine. (7) 64 UK. Edward VII halfcrowns x3, 1907, 1908 & 1909. Very fine. (3) 30 65 UK. EVII halfcrowns 1907, 1909 & 1910, about vf. (3) 30 66 UK. Victoria halfcrowns, 1844, 1845 & 1849, all worn, very good. (3) 20 67 UK. Farthings x4: 1835 x2, 1848, 1858 x4, and halfpenny x4: 1807, 1825, 1827 & 1857. Fine to 20 good fine. (8) 68 James II shilling 1686, heavy wear on bust, reverse vf, George II sixpence 1746 with added 20 sceptres in angles (contemporary, to pass as half-guinea), buckled, about fine, George IV shilling 1826, good fine. (3) 69 Silver. UK trade dollar 1911B x5 and Chile one peso 1881 x3. Fine. (8) 75 70 USA. Silver Morgan dollar 1888 x2, fine. (2) 45 71 USA. Morgan silver dollars 1891 & 1921. Very fine. (2) 45 72 USA silver dollars: Morgan 1921 and Peace 1923, very fine. (2) 35 73 USA. Group on album page with Peace dollar 1922, Eisenhower dollars 1971, 1972 & 1976, 35 half-dollars 1958, 1965x2, 1966, 1967, 1976 x2. Fine to vf. (12) 74 USA. Fifty cents x4, 1911, 1944, 1967 & 1968, quarter 1907, dime x3, 1870, 1872 & 1880 20 holed, one cent x3, 1891, 1900 & 1904. About fine to vf. (13) 75 Vatican City. 2015 official euro proof set, one cent to two euro in presentation folder. 75 76 World mix in album and tin, 1700s-1900s, a few silver, Italy, Ireland, India, Germany, Egypt etc.
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    PUBLIC ENGAGEMENTS Tuesday 23 Dec 2014 - Monday 5 Jan 2015 Minister/Minister of State Time Event & Location Tuesday 23 Dec 2014 Minister of State at the Department of Finance 13:00 Address to Matheson Lunch, Four Seasons Hotel, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4. & Department of Public Expenditure & Reform & Department of the Taoiseach with special responsibility for OPW, Public Procurement & International Banking Simon Harris Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport 08:30 Visit the National Sports Campus, Abbotstown, Dublin 15 Paschal Donohoe Tuesday 30 Dec 2014 Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport 16:30 Turn on the lights at the Luminosity Event, Wolfe Tone Square, Smithfield, Paschal Donohoe Dublin 7. 1 PUBLIC ENGAGEMENTS Tuesday 6 Jan - Monday 12 Jan 2015 Minister/Minister of State Time Event & Location Wednesday 7 Jan 2015 Minister of State at the Department of 15:00 Attend BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition 2015, RDS, Dublin. Transport, Tourism & Sport with special responsibility for Tourism & Sport Michael Ring Friday 9 Jan 2015 Minister of State at the Department of Finance 10:00 Attend BT Young Scientist Exhibition, RDS. & Department of Public Expenditure & Reform & Department of the Taoiseach with special responsibility for OPW, Public Procurement & International Banking Simon Harris Minister of State at the Department of Foreign 11:00 Address at the Crawford College of Art & Design., Cork Institute of Affairs & Trade with special responsibility for Technology, O'Sullivan's Quay, Cork.. ODA, Trade Promotion & North South Cooperation Sean Sherlock Minister of State at the Department of Foreign 18:00 Present the Science for Development Award at the BT Young Scientist Affairs & Trade with special responsibility for Exhibition., RDS, Dublin 4.