1971 Ireland, The Central Bank of Ireland - 5 (Five) Pounds Banknote Serial No. 37A 544090 P-64

1971 Ireland, The Central Bank of Ireland - 5 (Five) Pounds Banknote Serial No. 37A 544090 P-64

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1971 Ireland, The Central Bank of Ireland - 5 (Five) Pounds Banknote Serial No. 37A 544090 P-641971 Ireland 5 Pounds Banknote A Tribute to Irish Scholarship & Heritage Issued by the Central Bank of Ireland, the 1971 5 Pounds banknote is a stunning representation of Irelands intellectual and artistic legacy. This note was part of the Series A "Lady Lavery" banknotes, which circulated from 1928 to 1977. Key Features & Historical Significance Issuer: Central Bank of Ireland (Banc Ceannais na hireann) Denomination: 5 Pounds Year of Issue: 1971 Pick

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