Cyprus
1997 - Cyprus Pic 57 1 Pound Banknote
Cyprus 1 Pound banknote, catalogued as Pick P57, with a date association of 1 February 1997. The not..
2001 - Cyprus Pic 60c 1 Pound Banknote
This Cyprus 1 Pound banknote is associated with 2001 and is identified by the catalogue reference Pi..
2004 - Cyprus PIC 60d 1 Pound Banknote
This Cyprus 1 Pound banknote is associated with 2004 and is identified in the product data by the Pi..
Frequently asked questions
Which Cyprus banknote denominations are represented in this shop’s catalog?
The Cyprus category represented in this catalog focuses on the 1 pound denomination. The listed notes are identified by Pick references 57, 60c and 60d, giving collectors a focused group for studying this denomination across different catalog references. This selection describes the banknotes represented by the shop’s catalog, rather than every Cyprus banknote or denomination ever issued.
Which years and Pick references appear for Cyprus 1 pound notes?
The catalog includes a 1997 Cyprus 1 pound banknote identified as Pick 57, a 2001 1 pound banknote identified as Pick 60c, and a 2004 1 pound banknote identified as Pick 60d. These dates and references provide a straightforward way to organise the category chronologically and distinguish the listed catalog types.
How can collectors distinguish the Cyprus notes listed in this category?
Collectors can begin by comparing the year and Pick reference shown in each product record. The relevant identifiers are 1997 and Pick 57, 2001 and Pick 60c, and 2004 and Pick 60d. The final letters in 60c and 60d are especially useful for separating those two catalog references, while the year provides an additional identification point.
What should I check when comparing Cyprus Pick 60c and Pick 60d?
When comparing the Cyprus Pick 60c and Pick 60d entries, check the date attached to each reference: Pick 60c is listed with 2001, while Pick 60d is listed with 2004. Both are described as 1 pound banknotes. The product title and model field should therefore be read together when recording or cataloging either note.
What should a prospective buyer know about the product images and serial numbers?
For uncirculated banknotes, the catalog descriptions state that the images are product references. They also explain that the serial number shown in an image will not correspond to the banknote ordered. Buyers should therefore use the listing’s denomination, date and Pick reference to identify the catalog type, rather than treating the pictured serial number as a guaranteed feature of the supplied note.
What collecting pattern stands out in the Cyprus category?
A notable pattern is the concentration on one denomination across several catalog identifiers and dates. The Cyprus listings connect the 1 pound denomination with Pick 57 in 1997, Pick 60c in 2001 and Pick 60d in 2004. This makes the category suitable for a focused comparison of catalog references and chronological examples within the same denomination.