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Irish Papermoney Historical Timeline
Central Bank of Ireland 1943-1944

Central Bank of Ireland War Code Notes (A Series)

1943–1944 World War 2 Special Marking War Code notes (Type 5)

When the Central Bank of Ireland replaced the Currency Commission in 1943, the War Code Special Identification Marking was retained on the basic A Series note design.

The only other change to the design of the notes was the title of the Issuing Authority which was altered from Currency Commission Ireland to The Central Bank of Ireland.

There are 16 code variations for Central Bank SIM code banknotes
There are 26 Ten Shilling; 26 One Pound; 18 Five Pound; 16 Ten Pound; and 11 Twenty Pound note dates for the Central Bank of Ireland war code notes, making a total of 97 to collect
10/-: 4 codes, L; M; R; E, £1: 4 codes, G; Y; E; F, £5: 3 codes, N; R; M, £10: 4 codes, G; Y; E; F, £20: 1 code, A

Ireland 10 Pounds 1943 war code Central Bank of Ireland Ten Pounds 1943
Central Bank of Ireland 5 Pounds 1943 Central Bank of Ireland One Pound 1943 war code Central Bank of Ireland 10 Shillings 1943 war code L

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Irish Papermoney Historical Timeline Central Bank of Ireland 1943-1944

Central Bank of Ireland War Code Notes (A Series)

1943–1944 World War 2 Special Marking War Code notes (Type 5)

Irish Papermoney Historical Timeline
Central Bank of Ireland 1943-1944