Paper Money

Newfoundland-Paper Money
STATUS	DENOM.	DATE	DESCRIPTION	GRADE	PRICE
	1 Pound	18__	NF-1. Newfoundland Government Treasury Note. Unsigned Remainder. Ships under sail. BCS graded EF-40. Comments: Holes, Minor Stain. An attractive note from the Kent Collection.	EF-40	$300
NEW	25 Cents	1910-1911	NF-7a. Newfoundland. Government Cash Note. 1910-11. Cashin-Watson signatures. PMG graded VF20 Net. Comments: Splits, Minor Repairs. Still a Scarce note	VF20	$950
NEW	25 Cents	1913-14	NF-7d. Newfoundland Government Cash Note. G-6 with piece missing at bottom left, tears and pin holes	G6	$200
	25 cents	1913-1914	NF-7d. only 12,000 produced. several pin holes. scarce	VG	$200
	50 cents	1912-1913	NF-8c. Newfoundland Government Cash Note. One of only 81,250 notes printed. Holes & Splits.	Good	$100
NEW	50 Cents	1912-13	NF-8c. Newfoundland Government Cash Note. Cashin-Watson signatures. Serial Number 31407. BCS graded VG8. Comments: Hole, Tear. from the Andrusiak Collection. nice for the grade	VG8	$225
NEW	50 Cents	1913-1914	NF-8d. Newfoundland Government Cash Note. Cashin-Watson signatures. PMG graded VF20. Comments: Punch Hole Cancelled. A Scarce note	VF20	$950
NEW	50 Cents	1912-1913	NF-6c. Newfoundland Government Cash Note. Cashin-Watson signatures. BCS graded VF30 Original. Serial Number 48503. from the Andrusiak Collection	VF30	$1250
NEW	$1	1912-13	NF-9c. Newfoundland Government Cash Note. Cashin-Watson signatures. Serial Number 42933. BCS graded VG8. Comments: Holes. from the Andrusiak Collection. nice for the grade.	VG8	$400
	$1	1920	NF-12. Government of Newfoundland Treasury Note. Brownrigg signature. Series A. BCS graded F-12. Comments: Soiling. a scarce note from the Brandon Collection.	F-12	$725
	$1	1920	NF-12b. Government of Newfoundland. Hickey-Brownrigg signatures. Serial Num er A403228. BCS graded VG8. Comments: Holes. form the Andrusiak Collection. Nice for the grade.	VG8	$450
NEW	$1	1920	NF-12b. Government of Newfoundland. Hickey-Brownrigg signatures. Serial Number A379416. BCS graded F18. Comments: Stain, Dirt, Minor Tear. from the Andrusiak Collection	F18	$1400
NEW	$2	1920	NF-13. Government of Newfoundland. Brownrigg signatures. Serial Number A060692. BCS graded VG8. Comments: Tear. from the Andrusiak Collection.	VG8	$750
			Newfoundland War Savings Certificates were issued by the Government of Newfoundland during World War II. Face: The Government of Newfoundland will pay [either Three Dollars, Six Dollars, Twelve Dollars, Thirty Dollars or Sixty Dollar]) to: [box with space for name and address] in lawful money of Newfoundland on the expiration of SIX YEARS from the date of issue hereof, subject to the terms and conditions prescribed on the back of this Certificate, which is NOT TRANSFERABLE. signature of Secretary for Finance and signature of Commissioner for Finance. Each has an issue date that is either typed, rubber stamped or written in ink as well as a Serial Number. A for $3, B for $6, C for $12, D for $25 and E for $50. The Back reads: Newfoundland War Savings Certificates. A Direct Obligation of the General Revenue of Newfoundland. Rules. 1. Purchase Price and Value. Newfoundland War Certificates are issued in denominations of $3, $6, $12, $30 and $60. The purchase price of a $3 Certificate is $2.50; of a $6 Certificate, $5; of a $12 Certificate, $10.00; of a $30 Certificate, $25.00; and of a $60 Certificate, $50. The Certificatse increase in value each year until, on completion of the sixth year from the date of purchase, they attain their maximum face value. 2. Redemption. War Savings Certificates cannot be called for redemption by the Government prior to the date of maturity (i.e. six years form the date of issue). The holder, however, has the option six months after the date of issue of redeeming his Certificates for the purchase price in cash. After the completion of the first year from date of issue the Certificates will be repaid at the holder's option at the rate of $2.55 per $3 and thereafter in accordance with the table below. [Then there is a long Table of Redemption Values.] The Government reserves the right to require ninety days notice in the case of redemption before maturity. Application for redemption should be made to the Newfoundland Savings Bank, Duckworth Street, St. John's, the Certificate to be presented for this purpose. 3. Purchase Limits. No person may purchase War Savings Certificates in excess of a total maturity value of $600 (purchase price $500) in any one calendar year. 4. Income Tax. War Savings Certificates will be free of Newfoundland Income Tax, and holders will not be required to report the difference between the purchase price and the redemption value of War Savings Certificates as income in making returns under the Income Tax Acts. 5. Registration. Every War Savings Certificate will be registered at the Newfoundland Savings Bank, St. John's. Registration will be made in one name only. Persons should take care to state clearly on application form their name (in full) and address for registration purposes, and the purchaser must furnish specimen signatures whereby he can be identified. 6. Non-Transferability. A War Savings Certificate is not transferable and cannot be redeemed other than by its registered owner. Provision will be made to cover the case of the death of the holder. 7. Loss of Certificate. In case any holder shall lose his Certificate he should immediately give notice of such loss to the Newfoundland Savings Bank. 8. Procedure on Purchase. Purchase of War Savings Certificates may be effected at the Newfoundland Savings Bank, St. John's, and at any Post Office in Newfoundland authorised to do Savings Bank business.
	$3	1942-1944	Newfoundland War Savings Certificate. Series A with red serial number. scarce.	VF+	$60
	$6	1943-1944	Newfoundland War Savings Certificate. Series B with red serial number. scarce.	VF+	$60
	$12	1944	Newfoundland War Savings Certificate. Series C with red serial number. scarce.	VF+	$100
	$60	1943	Newfoundland War Savings Certificate. Series E with red serial number. scarce.	VF+	$200