Northen Irland
1971/7 - Irland Northen PIC 62bs 5 Pounds UNC
This Northern Ireland 5 Pounds banknote is associated with 1971/1977 and identified by the product r..
1971/7 - Irland Northen PIC 63bs 10 Pounds UNC
This Northern Ireland 10-pound banknote is identified as Pick 63bs, with a date association of 1971/..
1972/7 - Irland Northen PIC 61bs 1 Pound UNC
This Northern Ireland 1 Pound banknote is identified as a specimen and carries the catalog reference..
1974/8 - Irland Northen PIC 64bs 100 Pounds UNC
This Northern Ireland 100 Pounds banknote is associated with 1974/1978 and identified in the product..
1977 - Irland Northen PIC 247s 1 Pound UNC
This Northern Ireland £1 banknote is associated with the 1977 date and is identified by the catalogu..
1977 - Irland Northen PIC 248s 5 Pounds UNC
This individual Northern Ireland 5 Pounds banknote is associated with 1977 and identified by the sho..
1977 - Irland Northen PIC 249s 10 Pounds UNC
This specimen banknote is a Northern Ireland 10 Pounds note associated with 1977 and identified by t..
2010 - Irland Northen PIC 342a 20 Pounds UNC
This individual banknote is identified as a 20 Pounds note associated with Northern Ireland and the ..
2013 - Irland Northen PIC 86 5 Pounds UNC
This individual banknote is a 5 Pounds note associated with Northern Ireland and the year 2013. The ..
Frequently asked questions
What periods and denominations are represented in this Northern Ireland banknote category?
This shop’s Northern Ireland catalog includes date labels from the 1970s through 2013. Represented denominations are 1 pound, 5 pounds, 10 pounds, 20 pounds and 100 pounds. The records include labels such as 1971/7, 1972/7, 1974/8, 1977, 2010 and 2013. These examples describe the scope of this shop’s catalog rather than every Northern Ireland banknote issue.
Which catalog-reference groups appear in the Northern Ireland selection?
Several clear reference groups are represented. PIC 61bs, 62bs, 63bs and 64bs cover specimen records denominated from 1 to 100 pounds. A second specimen group comprises PIC 247s, 248s and 249s in 1-, 5- and 10-pound denominations. Later records include PIC 342a for 20 pounds dated 2010 and PIC 86 for 5 pounds dated 2013.
How can I identify the specimen banknotes listed in this category?
Use the explicit “Specimen” designation in the product description together with the full catalog reference. The Northern Ireland records identify PIC 61bs, 62bs, 63bs, 64bs, 247s, 248s and 249s as specimens. Because reference suffixes can help distinguish variants, record the complete reference rather than only its number. The titles also provide the denomination, date label and UNC grade.
How can I distinguish the different 5-pound banknotes in the catalog?
Match the denomination with both the date label and complete PIC reference. The 5-pound records include PIC 62bs with the 1971/7 label and a specimen description, PIC 248s dated 1977 and also described as a specimen, and PIC 86 dated 2013. Keeping all three data points together—denomination, date and reference—helps prevent confusion between distinct catalog entries.
What should a buyer check when choosing a Northern Ireland banknote from this catalog?
Check the complete product title, denomination, date label, PIC reference and whether the description identifies the note as a specimen. All supplied titles use the grade UNC, but the exact reference remains essential for distinguishing issues and variants. For example, a 5-pound note may be PIC 62bs, PIC 248s or PIC 86. A catalog listing should not be taken by itself as confirmation of purchasability.
Which denominations recur across the catalog’s principal specimen groups?
The 1-pound, 5-pound and 10-pound denominations recur in two specimen groups. One group uses PIC 61bs, 62bs and 63bs with the respective date labels 1972/7, 1971/7 and 1971/7. The 1977 group uses PIC 247s, 248s and 249s for the same denomination sequence. The earlier reference group also includes a 100-pound specimen, PIC 64bs, labelled 1974/8.