The 'Series D' £5 and £50 Silver Banknotes
Celebrate a defining chapter in British currency with this Series D Silver Banknote Pair, featuring fine silver reproductions of the iconic Series D £5 and Series D £50 banknotes.
'Series D' refers to the Bank of England notes issued from 1970-1994.
Notable for being the first to feature historical figures on the reverse, designed by Harry Eccleston, they were also among the first to consistently feature a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II on the front.
These notes became the foundation for contemporary British banknote design and remained in circulation for many years.
The £5 became one of the most familiar notes in everyday use, while the £50 represented one of the highest denominations in circulation.
Your Pair Includes:
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The first Series D £5 note, issued on 11 November 1971, the original featured the 1st Duke of Wellington, alongside a scene from the Battle of Salamanca.
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The first Series D £50 note, issued on 20 March 1981. Originally, it showed Sir Christopher Wren, with a view of St Paul’s Cathedral from the River Thames.
With strictly limited availability, this pair offers a distinguished way to preserve an important piece of Britain’s monetary heritage.
The 'Series D' £5 and £50 Silver Banknotes
Price
£95.00
(+ £3.99 p&p)
Payable with an initial payment of £19.00 (+p&p) followed by a further 4 monthly instalments of £19.00. Subject to status and approval, we may perform a credit check.
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We may perform a credit check.
Price
£95.00
(+ £3.99 p&p)
Specifications
- Country: UK
- Alloy: Silver
- Dimensions: 125mm x 70mm and 108mm x 58mm
- Denominations: £5 and £50
Payable with an initial payment of £19.00 (+p&p) followed by a further 4 monthly instalments of £19.00. Subject to status and approval, we may perform a credit check.
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