Northern Ireland, Northern Bank - 5 Pounds Millennium Y2K Prefix Polymer Dated 2000 Folder Issue Radar or Binary Note

Five Pounds, Dated 1.1.2000 Folder Radar Note #10101

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This is one of my favorite polymer notes. This note was issued to commemorate the millennium year (Y2K) and with binary digits of 10101, thus making this note so unique. I suppose the other unique note would be 01010 too. 50,000 pieces issued with prefix Y2K. The best part is that I didn’t ask for this serial number note and I only paid the official issue price for £7.50. Talk about luck!

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Northern Ireland, Northern Bank - 5 Pounds Polymer Millennium MM Prefix Dated 1999

Five Pounds, Dated 8.10.1999 P203a

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Appreciate it if you please let me know if you find any broken links. Some of the images here were scanned with 100 dpi. These were done a long time ago, however I am not going to redo them again. Those latest scans are all done with 300 dpi.

Northern Ireland, Northern Bank - 5 Pounds Polymer Dated 1999 Specimen

Five Pounds, Dated 8.10.1999 Specimen

Judging by the control number, one would have to say that more than 1000+ specimens were printed and yet they are so expensive to buy! I have seen this note with control number of #2 and #3 and I have also sighted the one with #1000 in VF condition. You may ask, despite there are so many printed and yet it’s so expensive to get one. It appears that majority of these specimen notes were hoarded by senior management staff of the bank. Obviously not that many were released to collectors and as such the current high price demanded. If you can find one and you think you can afford it, then make yourselves happy. If not, don’t loose any sleep over this.

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| belarus | china | dominican republic | fiji | gibraltar | great britain | guernsey | honduras | hungary | japan | macedonia | malta | new zealand | northern bank (northern ireland) | papua new guinea | clydesdale bank (scotland) | singapore | slovakia | the united states of america |