TT PK 388c 1994 GREAT BRITAIN 50 POUNDS QUEEN ELIZABETH II LCG 67 PPQ SUPERB GEM

  
TT PK 388c 1994 GREAT BRITAIN 50 POUNDS QUEEN ELIZABETH II LCG 67 PPQ SUPERB GEM. 1994 (2006) 50 Pounds from Great Britain.

Pk 388c and serial number L02 239767. Graded 67 Premium Paper Quality Superb Gem New by LCG. This piece offers excellent centering, bright white paper, and a sharp overprint! Serial number on the front side of the note. Brownish-black, red, and violet on multicolored underprint.

Queen Elizabeth II at right and as watermark. Value at upper right corner on face.

Allegory in oval in underprint at left. Bank gatekeeper at lower left, his house at left, and Sir J. Houblon at right on back. Elizabeth II is Queen of the United Kingdom and the other Commonwealth realms. Elizabeth was born in London as the first child of the Duke and Duchess of York, later King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, and she was educated privately at home.

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