THE FIRST ICONIC ONE POUND BANK NOTE FREE *Just Pay P&P

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THE FIRST ICONIC ONE POUND BANK NOTE FREE *Just Pay P&P

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*This is The London Mint NOT The Royal Mint so has no value!

The first iconic £1 banknote remastered

Strictly limited edition

Featuring Sir Isaac Newton

Type: SINGLE

Availability: AVAILABLE

Price: £ 0

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ORDER THE FIRST ICONIC ONE POUND BANK NOTE TODAY FOR FREE! (PLUS £2.50 POSTAGE)

The first and last of its kind, this One Pound bank note revolutionised British currency. Featuring a non-royal figure for the first time, the One Pound note popularised the depiction of iconic British figures on circulating currency - a tradition we still hold dearly today. To commemorate its innovation, you can now own this One Pound note, beautifully remastered as never seen before in FREE as a gift to the nation (plus £2.50 postage).

In tribute to the innovation of this revolutionary British currency, this limited-edition bank note reproduction is available to you FREE (plus £2.50 postage).

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Pppathome6 months ago

I remember the pound note

janetfoa66n6 months ago

So do I

puppydog101uk6 months ago

Me too

MrsPacker6 months ago

I received this recently and I am very happy with it as my Husband Bret and I both remember the one pound notes. As always you only pay for them if you decide to keep them. JoTarpley the freebie and competition Queen.

JoTarpley6 months ago

MrsPacker Helen, they are lovely, thank you so much for posting a pic and thank you as always for adding the extra information, that's always very helpful to people, you must have quite a little collection now!

Love to you and Bret x

Bikywander6 months ago

I still have a few in my old notes collection (ie £1 £5 £10 £20 and even have a 1/2 penny

LouiseHemmings6 months ago

I still have one x

hukdarelame6 months ago

Paying delivery that's overpriced for something that has no monetary value. A not so in your face kind of scam. Kudos to London mint for making it legit though

jpdunne19965 months ago

hukdarelame plus they usually continue to send you coins and bill you for them.

davidstockport2 months ago

You've said what I was going to say, but unfortunately there'll still be some willing to pay £2.50 postage for something that not only has no monetary value but no other value either.

I recall seeing one poor soul arriving at a TV deals site with a load of "coins" purchased through the years from this supplier. They wouldn't even offer her her bus fare home.

CatherineWaters6 months ago

I remember the excitement of finding a pound note in a birthday card, and the disappointment of a pound coin when it changed; a note felt like it was worth more!

mogmeg746 months ago

Bring back the old notes and coins. Remember being excited when I had a 100 £1 pound notes

JonathanBulmer5 months ago

Looks cool, I’m sure my daughter would enjoy this. Will get one now

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