Collectors' Banknotes 2008 (Treasury and Bank of England) by Pam West & Chris Henry Perkins The 15th edition of this popular Banknote price guide.         The top part of page 82, showing the early Series D Twenty Pound note. The serial prefixes are referenced, as are the chief cashier and any other varieties. The new 2006 edition has up to date values. A title from www.rotographic.com

Features: The image quality in the book has been greatly improved. Full colour throughout. Current market values in at least 3 grades  Accurate sizes of notes in millimeters and inches Grey-scale pictures of most note types and illustrations of slight variations Market values for replacement and emergency notes Application form for the International banknote society included Updated cross reference chart to Duggleby and Pick numbers Useful list of Banknote websites Grading point system and a list of suggested reading

Collectors Banknotes (2008) is in its 15th annual edition and available here. Published by Rotographic. In full colour for the first time. Current market values for all British Treasury notes 1914 - 1928 and Bank of England Bank notes 1694 - 2008. A 'Must have' reference book according to Andy Cole of Walton on Thames!  If you already have a collection of British Bank notes, or plan on getting one, this book will save you a lot of research time and makes a great accompaniment to the other Rotographic price guide reference books, also listed on eBay. This all new 15th edition has had all its listings completely re-valued (nearly all upwards) by leading Banknote dealer Pam West. With listings by date, signature and serial number of all known varieties, it really is the best value paperback on English Banknotes.  It's a small A5 book (20 x 14.5cm) and is especially handy to take to shops, club meetings, boot sales or other places where it isn't practical to take a giant heavy book.  The book is written initially by the proprietor of predecimal.com: Chris Perkins. Based on the well established previous R. J. Marles editions, it contains the same useful information and facts, but also has a new modern twist in terms of the print quality and layout. Thankyou for looking at this page, I hope to hear from you soon. Chris Perkins, www.predecimal.com