Not much. The collectors market for Irish currency wouldn’t be massive, I’d imagine. Condition plays a huge part for collectors and the slightest blemish will lower the value significantly.
Impossible_Bag_6299 on
Frame them and mount them in a man cave or Prosecco palace which ever takes your fancy.
Nice wee thing to have to show young kids further down the line.
TheStoicNihilist on
I can smell this picture.
LeavingCertCheat on
When did the £1 note go out of circulation, 1990?
pantone_mugg on
that punt note is beautiful.
the most depressing thing is that they are barely worth the price of a pint.
zerocool4406 on
Nothing really. They are readily available on adverts pretty cheap. Best to just hold onto them for nostalgia.
Wonderful-Travel-626 on
They’re beautiful.
gissna on
I doubt they’re worth much, hang onto them.
I believe it’s only the higher notes that have value because not many people hung on to them. That’s just something someone said to me once though so I say that with no confidence or authority.
castler_666 on
Check out adverts.ie and southdublinauctions and numisbids.com. they’re in fair condition, you might get 10-12 euro forcthe pair of them. You are still entitled to walk into the central bank and ask forctheirxeuro equivalent.
Fun fact (we’ll, fun fact in you collect coins or notes) the Irish central bank holds a few hundred million euro for all the old banknotes (ploughman pounds, 10 shilling notes and lavery notes) that have not been destroyed or handed back in for their euro equivalent.
ddaawg on
About 3 fiddy
halhallelujah on
They’ll be worth about six pound in old money.
Banba-She on
I personally thought the £20 from that time featuring Daniel O’Connell was THE most beautiful note we ever produced. Colours were lovely. Had to look at the whole collection and turns out I don’t recognise the £50 or £100 notes!
Guess that explains it, that’s as high I got on the totem pole of finance back then lolz……
Accomplished-Try-658 on
Iconic as shit if you’re middle aged.
Really deadly.
punkerster101 on
These are giving me flash backs
LuckygoLucky1 on
Side note (no punt intended) but what I would give to go back to those days
OldManMarc88 on
The amount of things that fiver got me when I was a child was mind blowing compared to now-a-days.
PsychologicalPipe845 on
Jaysus I haven’t seen a sky diver in years!
TheYoungWan on
If you go back about 30 years you’ll get some haep of penny jellies for that fiver
GroltonIsTheDog on
It’s not just nostalgia, is it. We had very nice notes and coins.
no13wirefan on
There is a stall in the George’s arcade that sells stamps and coins if anyone else wants some of these ..
TheWatchers666 on
Depends what town you’re from…there’s a few wallets in back pockets of a Friday night that haven’t had a hand in to spend them yet 😅
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Top one might be worth a few quid to someone but I can’t imagine much
The fiver id say is pretty much worth a fiver, they’re not that old
I know them fivers were worth everything to me as a pup when I got my hands on one! God seeing this brought back some memories
We had lovely notes and coins. Especially the coins, beauty in their simplicity.
About six punts.
Worth €7.62 at the bank
If you go to the Central Bank you’ll get €7.61 based on the [conversion rate](https://www.centralbank.ie/consumer-hub/notes-and-coins/exchange-old-or-damaged-money/exchange-of-irish-banknotes)
Not much. The collectors market for Irish currency wouldn’t be massive, I’d imagine. Condition plays a huge part for collectors and the slightest blemish will lower the value significantly.
Frame them and mount them in a man cave or Prosecco palace which ever takes your fancy.
Nice wee thing to have to show young kids further down the line.
I can smell this picture.
When did the £1 note go out of circulation, 1990?
that punt note is beautiful.
the most depressing thing is that they are barely worth the price of a pint.
Nothing really. They are readily available on adverts pretty cheap. Best to just hold onto them for nostalgia.
They’re beautiful.
I doubt they’re worth much, hang onto them.
I believe it’s only the higher notes that have value because not many people hung on to them. That’s just something someone said to me once though so I say that with no confidence or authority.
Check out adverts.ie and southdublinauctions and numisbids.com. they’re in fair condition, you might get 10-12 euro forcthe pair of them. You are still entitled to walk into the central bank and ask forctheirxeuro equivalent.
Fun fact (we’ll, fun fact in you collect coins or notes) the Irish central bank holds a few hundred million euro for all the old banknotes (ploughman pounds, 10 shilling notes and lavery notes) that have not been destroyed or handed back in for their euro equivalent.
About 3 fiddy
They’ll be worth about six pound in old money.
I personally thought the £20 from that time featuring Daniel O’Connell was THE most beautiful note we ever produced. Colours were lovely. Had to look at the whole collection and turns out I don’t recognise the £50 or £100 notes!
Guess that explains it, that’s as high I got on the totem pole of finance back then lolz……
Iconic as shit if you’re middle aged.
Really deadly.
These are giving me flash backs
Side note (no punt intended) but what I would give to go back to those days
The amount of things that fiver got me when I was a child was mind blowing compared to now-a-days.
Jaysus I haven’t seen a sky diver in years!
If you go back about 30 years you’ll get some haep of penny jellies for that fiver
It’s not just nostalgia, is it. We had very nice notes and coins.
There is a stall in the George’s arcade that sells stamps and coins if anyone else wants some of these ..
Depends what town you’re from…there’s a few wallets in back pockets of a Friday night that haven’t had a hand in to spend them yet 😅
Where can I buy one of each to frame?