Immerse yourself in the numismatic elegance of the Channel Islands with this complete Specimen Banknote Set from The States of Jersey. Issued between 1976 and 1989, this collection features the classic portraits of Queen Elizabeth II and represents a period of exquisite security printing by Thomas De La Rue.

As "Specimen" notes, these were produced in strictly limited quantities for official archives and bank reference, making them significantly rarer than the standard circulating currency. Each note is preserved in flawless UNC (Uncirculated) condition.

Set Includes:

• 1 Pound (Blue): Featuring Queen Elizabeth II and the Parish Church of St. Helier on the reverse.

• 5 Pounds (Brown): Featuring the Queen and a view of Elizabeth Castle, a 16th-century fortification in St. Aubin's Bay.

• 10 Pounds (Green): Showcasing the Queen and the historic Mont Orgueil Castle (Gorey Castle).

• 20 Pounds (Pink/Red): The high denomination of the series, featuring the Queen and the manor house of St. Ouen.

Key Features:

• Condition: UNC (Uncirculated) – Crisp paper, vibrant colors, and sharp corners.

• Specimen Details: Overprinted with the word "SPECIMEN" in bold red or black diagonally across the face.

• Serial Numbers: Features the official specimen archival star (*) and matching sequential numbers (e.g., 010406).

• Security: Traditional intaglio printing, intricate guilloche patterns, and the States of Jersey crest.