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Legal Tender Notes: A Series 1974-1977

Irish Legal Tender Notes 1974-1977, Lady Lavery

Irish banknotes printed by Central Bank of Ireland, Sandyford, Dublin

The Central Bank of Ireland commenced printing A Series banknotes itself on a phased basis from 1974 at their new printing works in Sandyford, Dublin, with all denominations being printed by the Authority by 1977.

1974 also saw the first usage of a marked Star Replacement note system for Irish notes. single letters were used on notes (£1 through to £20) printed by De La Rue, and a double 0 plus letter prefix (£1, £5) were used on banknotes printed by the Central Bank. £100 and £50 replacement notes continued to be unmarked. The 10 shilling note denomination had been discontinued with decimalisation.







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