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WBNA RAQMU COLLECTION OF JORDAN SALEHere's the announcement for the latest World Banknote Auctions sale, a specialized collection of the banknotes of Jordan. -Editor 
World Banknote Auctions presents the Raqmu Collection of Jordan, which has now been posted to its website, www.worldbanknoteauctions.com. This collection, put together over several decades by a dedicated collector, contains both issued notes, specimens and proofs. It is highlighted by a complete specimen book of the second issue, prepared by Thomas de La Rue as a presentation piece in 1955. The entire collection contains 182 lots, ranging from the first issue dated 1949 to the series introduced in 2002. The Live Sale takes place on our website and through our Mobile Apps on Thursday, November 4 at 1 PM EST / 10 AM PST. As usual, buyer's premium is kept at a modest 15% ($5 minimum per lot) and shipping is flat-rate, $10 within the United States and $25 overseas. We have created our first printed catalog for this collection. A limited number of copies will be distributed at the Den Bosch Paper Money Fair in the Netherlands held October 23/24. We will also have select highlights on display at our table, K-8. If you are not attending the show you can purchase a copy of the printed catalog for a minimal cost below.
To download the printed catalog, see:
Raqmu Collection Highlights 
Lot 17010: Jordan 1949 P-2b PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ 1 Dinar 
Lot 17018: Jordan 1949 (ND 1952) P-5Ac PMG Choice UNC 64 500 Fils 
Lot 17033: Jordan 1949 (ND 1952) P-7as PMG Choice UNC 64 5 Dinars (Specimen) 
Lot 17040: Jordan 1949 (Dated 1955) Thomas de la Rue Specimen Book 
Lot 17084: Jordan ND (1959) P-16dcts PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ 10 Dinars (Color Trial Specimen) 
Lot 17122: Jordan 1977 P-21p UNC 20 Dinars (Front and Back Proofs on Cardboard With Approval Autographs) 
Lot 17172: Jordan 1995 / AH1415 P-32cts PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ 20 Dinars (Specimen Proof) 
Lot 17181: Jordan 2002 / AH1423 P-37a PMG Superb Gem UNC 68 EPQ 20 Dinars 
The catalog of this specialized collection will be a great reference work, and hardcopies are available for about $17 in the U.S. ($9.97 plus shipping and handling, which is about the firm's cost). -Editor
To purchase the printed catalog, see:
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