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Belgium 100 francs (1982-94) P147 Pink, green and m/c Hendrik Bayaert at r and architectural drawing with palace backdrop/ Design Unc

During the Second World War, the local authority in Meulebecke in Belgium issued ration coupons. They were issued in June 1940 and printed simply locally. This set comprises 5 values from the 1 frank to 10 franks. They are in Uncirculated condition, unissued awaiting the rubber stamp of the Burgermeister. These sets are rare. The first realised 300 Euros in a Belgian auction but due to our determined haggling with the dealer who owned them, we can offer them for much less! Scarce World War Two Ration Coupons.

A scarce set of notes issued by the local authorities in Meulebeke, Belgium during World War II. The denominations are 1f, 5f, 10f and 20f and they are dated 11-6-1940. Each has the rubber stamp of the City on the back, when they were used they rubber stamped the name of the Burgemeester. They also have a pin hole in the centre which is from the spindle where they were put when redeemed. Without the signature and pin hole they were not valid. One set sold at an auction in Belgium recently for EUR300 (around £260). We had never seen them before but we managed to buy a small quantity of these notes recently and are able to offer them to our customers at a huge saving. They are very interesting notes and quite attractive given the circumstances under which they were printed. Get yours while stocks last.

We are delighted to offer NEW World Banknote Collections, put together by a dealer friend in Belgium who had time on his hands during the pandemic. All the notes are Uncirculated and are a great way to start or boost your world banknote collection. The collections comprises of 50 (£18.50), 100 (£42.50), 200 (£95.00), or 500 (£245.00) different world banknotes. Some notes in the selections will come from the same country but ALL are in Crisp Uncirculated condition. Great value and all in Uncirculated.