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They can sell for anywhere from $250 - $400. Whether they're actually worth it.. is a different matter entirely.
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Is the Australian Bicentennial Ten Dollar note serial number AB26 a first release?
Yes and no. First release notes were AB10 to AB33 only if the 3rd and 4th serial numerals were 93, 94 or 96. Second release notes were AB10 to AB57 with 3rd and 4th serial numerals other than 93, 94 or 96. The Collector series notes were AA00 to AA23.
Is 62 huntly street aberdeen ab10 1rs united kingdom a residential or a commercial area?
This address is used in a scam doing the rounds -- the sender claims to be looking for a nanny.
What is the Union Square?
Union square is a new shopping centre/mall in Aberdeen, Scotland it opened in 2009 and has shops such as hollister, AB10, Boots,Jack Jones, Zara,Pandora, new look, apple, paperchase and much much more
Can you put a tec 9 clip in a height point tec 9?
The clip is a loading device to facilitate faster reloading of the magazine. It doesn't actually go into the firearm. The magazine, on the other hand, does. I've never known Hi Point to manufacture a Tec 9 clone, although their 995 rifle shares some similarities. The Hi Point 995, however, uses a proprietary angled magazine, and is not compatible with the straight magazine of the Tec 9/DC9/AB10.
Is the Australian bicentennial Ten Dollar note serial AB10 a collector?
An Australian 1988 Ten Dollar note (polymer bicentenary issue)(Johnston/Fraser - serial AB 12), uncirculated and in absolute mint condition could fetch anything up to $65 AUD. If it has been circulated but still in good condition, it might fetch anything from $15 to $25 AUD. A reputable coin dealer will be able to give a more accurate valuation.
What is the value of a plastic Australian Ten Dollar note whole 1988 serial number starting AB?
The 1988 Australian Ten Dollar note was the trial for the new polymer banknotes and was issued for Australia's bicentennial. It was a miserable failure and the notes were withdrawn as they tended to fall to pieces after a little use. The obverse features a sailing ship, the reverse features some Aboriginal art. There were a number of releases of these notes. Prefixes AA00 - AA23 were issued in blue folders for collectors. First release for circulation First prefix AB10, in mint condition, could fetch up to $975 AUD. Circulated but still in good condition, could fetch anything from $110 up to $430 AUD. Last prefix AB33, in mint condition, could fetch up to $1,950 AUD. Circulated but still in good condition, could fetch anything from $250 up to $875 AUD. Others - prefixes AB??93, AB??94, AB??96, could fetch up to $75 AUD. Circulated but still in good condition, could fetch anything from $15 up to $35 AUD. Second release for circulation First prefix AB10 (reissued), in mint condition, could fetch up to $600 AUD. Circulated but still in good condition, could fetch anything from $60 up to $230 AUD. Last prefix AB57, in mint condition, could fetch up to $1,950 AUD. Circulated but still in good condition, could fetch anything from $250 up to $875 AUD. Others - prefixes AB????, AB????, AB????, could fetch up to $75 AUD. Circulated but still in good condition, could fetch anything from $15 up to $35 AUD. A reputable coin dealer will be able to better identify your banknote and give a more accurate valuation.
What is the zip code for Scotland?
Postcodes for Scotland: Aberdeen: AB: AB10; AB11; AB12; AB13; AB14; AB15; AB16; AB21; AB22; AB23; AB24; AB25; AB30; AB31; AB32; AB33; AB34; AB35; AB36; AB37; AB38; AB39; AB41; AB42; AB43; AB44; AB45; AB51; AB52; AB53; AB54; AB55; AB56 Dundee: DD: DD1; DD2; DD3; DD4; DD5; DD6; DD7; DD8; DD9; DD10; DD11 Dumfries: DG: DG1; DG2; DG3; DG4; DG5; DG6; DG7; DG8; DG9; DG10; DG11; DG12; DG13; DG14; DG16 Edinburgh: EH: EH1; EH2; EH3; EH4; EH5; EH6; EH7; EH8; EH9; EH10; EH11; EH12; EH13; EH14; EH15; EH16; EH17; EH95; EH99 Falkirk: FK: FK1; FK2; FK3; FK4; FK5; FK6; FK7; FK8; FK9; FK10; FK11; FK12; FK13; FK14; FK15; FK16; FK17; FK18; FK19; FK20; FK21 Glasgow: G: G1; G2; G3; G4; G5; G11; G12; G13; G14; G15; G20; G21; G22; G23; G31; G32; G33; G34; G40; G41; G42; G43; G44; G45; G46; G51; G52; G53; G58; G60; G61; G62; G63; G64; G65; G66; G67; G68; G69; G70; G71; G72; G73; G74; G75; G76; G77; G78; G79; G81; G82; G83; G84 Hebrides: HS: HS1; HS2; HS3; HS4; HS5; HS6; HS7; HS8; HS9 Inverness: IV: IV1; IV2; IV3; IV4; IV5; IV6; IV7; IV8; IV9; IV10; IV11; IV12; IV13; IV14; IV15; IV16; IV17; IV18; IV19; IV20; IV21; IV22; IV23; IV24; IV25; IV26; IV27; IV28; IV30; IV31; IV32; IV36; IV40; IV41; IV42; IV43; IV44; IV45; IV46; IV47; IV48; IV49; IV51; IV52; IV53; IV54; IV55; IV56; IV63 Kilmarnock: KA: KA1-KA3 Kirkcaldy: KY: KY1; KY2; KY3; KY4; KY5; KY6; KY7; KY8; KY9; KY10; KY11; KY12; KY13; KY14; KY15; KY16; KY99 Motherwell: ML: ML1; ML2; ML3; ML4; ML5; ML6; ML7; ML8; ML9; ML10; ML11; ML12 Paisley: PA: PA1-PA38; PA41-PA49; PA60-PA78 Perth: PH: PH1-PH26; PH30-PH50 Galashiels: TD: TD1; TD2; TD3; TD4; TD5; TD6; TD7; TD8; TD9; TD10; TD11; TD12; TD13; TD14; TD15
