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5 Pounds

发行方	Commonwealth Bank of Australia
年份	1926-1932
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面值	5 Pounds
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正面铭文	The Commonwealth of Australia Australian Note The Treasurer of the Commonwealth of Australia promise to pay the bearer Five Pounds in gold coin on Demand at the Head Office of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia
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签名	1926 - James Collins and James R. Collins 1932 - Ernest Charles Riddle and James R. Collins
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备注	The Commonwealth Bank's Note Printing Branch began producing Australian currency domestically in 1920, ending a dependence on London printers that had persisted since Federation. This £5 note was among the earlier products of that still-maturing operation, and the branch's technical limitations in the 1920s are occasionally visible in surviving examples — ink consistency and impression depth vary more across the series than in later issues. The dual Collins signatures on the 1926 date — James Collins as Governor and James R. Collins as Secretary — caused immediate public confusion, and the pairing is frequently misidentified as an error even today.