1 Pound St. Saviour's Bank

St. Saviour's Bank was one of several short-lived parish banks that emerged in Jersey during the early 1830s, operating outside the oversight structures that governed mainland British banking. The island's constitutional separation from Westminster meant these institutions existed in a regulatory grey zone — no equivalent of the 1826 Country Bankers Act applied here. St. Saviour's collapsed within a few years of opening, and the notes were never redeemed in full.

Survivors are rare precisely because so little circulated before the bank failed. P#S346 is among the more elusive Jersey private issues of the period.