An uncirculated 10 shilling note is a highly collectible piece of British currency, generally dating from the Elizabeth II era. These "ten bob" notes were withdrawn and replaced by the 50p coin in 1969. Depending on the Chief Cashier whose signature appears on the note, a genuine, pristine uncirculated note usually sells for between £10 to £50 Original Banknotes: If you have an original Bank of England uncirculated note, check the signature of the Chief Cashier (such as J.S. Fforde, L.K. O'Brien, or J.Q. Hollom). Current market values typically range from £10 for an O'Brien note up to £40+ for a Peppiatt note
