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1823 Ten Shillings John Lepine Hobart Town Currency Note |
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Valuation :
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| Very Good | Fine | Very Fine | |
| 1996 | 3,500 | 4,500 |
Notes:
The value of the note was expressed in two currencies. The face value of Ten shillings was redeemable in Spanish dollars at a conversion rate where one Spanish dollar was equal to five shillings - ie. the note was valued at two Spanish dollars.
| Lepine used two different pre-printed note stocks for his colonial/promissory notes. The first had the words Ten Shillings, Value Received / Payable in Dollars at 5s each in 2 lines on the note (shown above) while the second type had the words Ten Shillings, or Two Dollars / Value received in 2 lines (shown at right). |  |
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