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What is the value of a plastic Australian Ten Dollar note whole 1988 serial number starting AB?
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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 It was a miserable failure and the notes were withdrawn as they tended to fall to pieces after a little use.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.
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