1 Pound Town Vingtaine of St. Helier

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正面铭文	TOWN VINGTAINE OF ST. HELIER / We Promise to pay the Bearer on the 31st December, 1902 ONE POUND out of the Revenue of the said Vingtaine. Jersey, 1st October, 1880. / PAYABLE ON DEMAND BY / BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF THE / BRITISH STERLING. / ONE
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备注	The Town Vingtaine of St. Helier was a parish subdivision body, not a bank — its authority to issue notes was grounded in Jersey's unusual constitutional position outside the United Kingdom banking acts that governed note issue in England, Scotland, and Ireland. Perkins, Bacon & Co. printed the plate, the same London firm responsible for early postage stamps and colonial currency across the Empire. Whether this note ever circulated meaningfully is doubtful. Parish-level issues in Jersey were occasional, often tied to specific local financial pressures, and redemption was typically swift. Survivors are scarce.

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