1934-35 Riddle/Sheehan Ten Shillings Note (Overprint)
Obverse:George V with 'Ten Shillings overprint around borders.
Reverse:Manufactures.
Signatories:E. C. Riddle, Governor, Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
H. J. Sheehan, Secretary to the Treasury.
Size:154.94mm (width), 81.28mm (height).
Composition:Paper - 77 gsm.
Watermark:Prince of Wales (later King Edward VIII) in left oval.
'HALF' behind each signature.
Mintage:48,183,000
Serial
Numbers:		Prefix of C over numeral
C 21 000001 to C 69 183000.

Valuation :
1934-35 Riddle/Sheehan Ten Shillings Note (Overprint)

Very
Good		FineVery
Fine		Extra
Fine		Almost
Uncirc.		Crisp Flat
Uncirc.
20022004509502,0004,0007,000

Notes:

Following complaints that the smaller 10 shilling note introduced in 1933 could be mistaken for a ten pound note, the words TEN SHILLINGS were added on three of the borders.

Approximately 48,183,000 notes were printed. Variations in the colour of notes of this type occur, from a light brown to a darker chocolate. There are also variations in the background red and green colours.

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