5 Pounds - 1983 - P12 - B217a - Unc

Name: 5 Pounds - 1983 - P12 - B217a - Unc
Brand: FALKLAND islands
SKU: FKP.217a-Unc
Price: 64.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

Unavailable FKP.217a-Unc

SCWPM.12a - TBB.B217a Date: 14TH JUNE 1983 - Grade: Unc. Signature: 6 - Prefix: A Description: Colour: Red. - Front: Three king penguins; coat of arms; map of the Falkland Islands; horizontal black 150TH ANNIVERSARY 1833-1983 overprint; Queen Elizabeth II wearing Grand Duchess Vladimirs tiara and Queen Victorias golden jubilee necklace; two sea lions. - Back: Government House in Stanley; Christ Church Cathedral in Stanley. - No security thread. - Watermark: F pattern. - Printer: (TDLR). - Size: 145 x 75 mm. - Material: Paper. General information: 1983 Commemorative Issues This 5-pound note commemorates the 150th anniversary of English rule of the Falkland Islands. Neighboring Argentina has always claimed sovereignty of the islands, and on 2 April 1982, its invasion of the islands precipitated an undeclared war between Argentina and the United Kingdom. After two months, the Argentine forces were defeated and withdrew, although Argentina continues to lay claim to the islands to this...

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SCWPM.#12a - TBB.#B217a
Date: 14TH JUNE 1983 - Grade: Unc.
Signature: 6 - Prefix: A
FKP-S6
Description: Colour: Red. - Front: Three king penguins; coat of arms; map of the Falkland Islands; horizontal black 150TH ANNIVERSARY 1833-1983 overprint; Queen Elizabeth II wearing Grand Duchess Vladimirs tiara and Queen Victorias golden jubilee necklace; two sea lions. - Back: Government House in Stanley; Christ Church Cathedral in Stanley. - No security thread. - Watermark: F pattern. - Printer: (TDLR). - Size: 145 x 75 mm. - Material: Paper.
General information: 1983 Commemorative Issues
This 5-pound note commemorates the 150th anniversary of English rule of the Falkland Islands. Neighboring Argentina has always claimed sovereignty of the islands, and on 2 April 1982, its invasion of the islands precipitated an undeclared war between Argentina and the United Kingdom. After two months, the Argentine forces were defeated and withdrew, although Argentina continues to lay claim to the islands to this day.

Source: The Banknotebook.