• Clear currency sleeves, top-loading, sealed on 3 sides.
• Made of durable hard PVC (“safe-vinyl”), free of acids and free of chemical softeners.
• For bank notes up to 6 5/8" x 3 3/8" (170 x 86 mm) including fractional and modern US notes.
• Size: 7" x 3½" (176 x 90 mm).
• Pack of 50.
• Lighthouse reference: 341221

The following Australian banknotes can be stored within these sleeves:

Paper Banknotes:

• $1 Banknotes (1966 – 1984) Size - 140x70mm
• $2 Banknotes (1966 – 1988) Size - 145x71mm
• $5 Banknotes (1967 – 1992) Size - 152x76mm
  
• $10 Banknotes (1966 – 1993) Size – 155x76mm
• $20 Banknotes (1966 – 1993) Size – 160x81mm
• $50 Banknotes (1973 – 1995) Size – 165x82mm
  
• $100 Banknotes (1984 – 1996) Size – 172x82.5mm
  

Polymer Banknotes:

• $5 Banknote (1992 - Current) Size - 65x130mm
• $10 Banknote (1993 – Current) Size - 65x130mm
• $10 Bicentenary 1988 Banknote Size 77.5x155mm
• $20 Banknote (1994 – Current) Size - 65x144mm
• $50 Banknote (1995 – Current) Size - 65x151mm
• $100 Banknote (1996 – Current) Size – 65x158mm

Pre-decimal Banknotes:

• Ten Shillings (1933-1936) Size - 155x81mm to 157x82mm
• Ten Shillings (1936-1954) Size- 137x76mm to 137x78mm
• Ten Shillings (1954-1966) Size - 137x76mm
• One Pound (1933-1953) Size - 155x79mm to 156x81mm
  
• One Pound (1953-1966) Size - 156x81mm
• Five Pounds (1954 – 1966) Size - 167x79mm
• Ten Pounds (1913-1925) Size - 167x79mm

However, the HBN166 Sleeves are a closer fit to the smaller notes.

 

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