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First Edition Bristol pound . Expiry date Sept 30th 2015. Printed with a cockerel hologram to help prevent forgeries.

First Edition Bristol pound . Expiry date Sept 30th 2015. Printed with a cockerel hologram to help prevent forgeries. Light handling.

First Edition Bristol 5 pounds Images of the St Paul’s Carnival Caribbean street festival, and a tiger writing ‘O Liberty!’ on a wall. Printed with a cockerel hologram to help prevent forgeries.

3rd series. "Bristol Fox" by Mary Collett. Artwork by Emma Burleigh on the bac featuring a man in his allotment..

Hole cancelled First Edition Bristol 10 pounds 19th century religious writer Hannah More. Printed with a cockerel hologram to help prevent forgeries.

Hole cancelled First Edition Bristol 20 pounds. Concorde aircraft, partly developed in Bristol. Printed with a cockerel hologram to help prevent forgeries.

First Edition Bristol 20 pounds. Concorde aircraft, partly developed in Bristol. Printed with a cockerel hologram to help prevent forgeries.

Bristol Wildlife. 2nd Edition Bristol pound. Hologram is a Silky Wave Moth. Theme: Bristol Green Capital

2nd Edition Bristol 5 pounds Theme: Art & Culture. "Aye Aye", a highly endangered nocturnal lemur from Madagascar, exploring Totterdown.

2nd Edition 10 Bristol pounds low serial number. Theme: Community and Diversity. A celebration of the successful Bristol bus boycott of 1963, led by Paul Stephenson OBE, and others. A portrayal of Annie Kenney, a leading suffragette.

2nd Edition low serial numbered 20 Bristol pounds. Theme: Innovation and Technology. On back a child's drawing of a collection of people from different backgrounds in Bristol holding hands.

2nd Edition low serial numbered 20 Bristol pounds. Theme: Innovation and Technology. On back a child's drawing of a collection of people from different backgrounds in Bristol holding hands.

3rd series. The Illustration by Radley Cook is called "Power in Numbers". The back features a depiction of the Queens Square riot of 1831 is by Kes, an artist who was inspired by the Bayeaux Tapestry.

3rd series. Marta Zubieta Illustration - celebrates Bristol emblems old and new including Brunel's SS Great Britain, Clifton Suspension Bridge and the Bristol Bear. Design by Stella Holmes (13) and George Mcguigan (6). on the back

3rd series. Marta Zubieta Illustration - celebrates Bristol emblems old and new including Brunel's SS Great Britain, Clifton Suspension Bridge and the Bristol Bear. Design by Stella Holmes (13) and George Mcguigan (6). on the back