Great Britain / England - Group of 9 Bank of England Notes, £5, £10 and £20 Denominations - Total Face Value £140

Great Britain / England - Group of 9 Bank of England Notes, £5, £10 and £20 Denominations - Total Face Value £140 A group of 9 Bank of England paper banknotes from several different series and periods, all bearing the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. The group includes: 5 £20 notes - Adam Smith 1 £20 note - Sir Edward Elgar 1 £10 note - Charles Darwin 1 £5 note - George Stephenson 1 £5 note - Elizabeth Fry Total face value: £140 The five later-series £20 notes feature Scottish economist Adam Smith on the reverse, together with an industrial scene associated with the division of labour. The design entered circulation in 2007. The earlier £20 note commemorates English composer Sir Edward Elgar, with imagery connected to his work and the city of Worcester. The £10 note features naturalist Charles Darwin, accompanied by imagery associated with science and exploration. The two £5 notes are from different series: one commemorates railway engineer George Stephenson, while the other features social reformer Elizabeth Fry. The notes are in varying circulated conditions and display folds, creases, stains and edge wear.