Banknote Details:

• Issuer: The Government of the Straits Settlements

• Denomination: Ten Cents

• Year: 1919

• Pick Number: P-8b

• Condition: Circulated (Fine). This century-old note shows authentic signs of its history, including soft creasing, natural paper toning, and minor edge wear. It remains a solid, intact example of early colonial emergency currency.

• Front (Obverse): A vibrant yellow and green design featuring the British Royal Coat of Arms at the top. The text states "Promises to pay the bearer on demand at Singapore."

• Back (Reverse): Features a central red stamp-like design with a crown, "Singapore," and the date "1919," surrounded by ornate red floral patterns.

• Signature: A. Saunders (Treasurer).

Please Note: The photos provided are of the actual banknote you will receive. You will get exactly what you see in the photos, including the specific serial number B/4 96440.

Shipping and Packaging Information

Processing Time: Orders placed from Monday to Friday will be carefully packed and dispatched within 24 hours.

Packaging: To ensure the safety of your purchase, we use board-backed envelopes and plastic sleeves to protect our products during transit.

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• For orders under £5, your shipment will be sent via second class mail without tracking.

   

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• Orders over £100 will benefit from special delivery with next-day delivery service.

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