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I hadn't heard of the Revenue Commissioners producing currency!

JohnnyQ wrote: ↑03 Dec 2020 17:08 A small batch delivered in less a less secure way than normal due to the disruption and numbered differently so they could be identified like warcodes.

But then why not put them into circulation!

Maybe they didn’t need them in the end and kept them in case of another emergency. Something stopped them issuing them. If they had been issued at the time or even for a few years afterwards they would have hardly been noticed.

Maybe stored offsite in as some sort of emergency contingency plan in case something happened to their main storage area or the couldn’t get supplies and numbered differently if that site was compromised.

JohnnyQ wrote: ↑04 Dec 2020 08:51Maybe they didn’t need them in the end and kept them in case of another emergency.

That is what they did with them in the end, when they ran short of £1 notes in 1974!

A few more examples have been turning up lately. Currently the recorded total stands at 191: 104 - 01X, 87 - 02X.

It's been a while since an update.
With the addition of some more notes, the latest count stands at 208 notes.
119 - 01X
89 - 02X

Many more 01X notes have been coming to light than 02X notes, with just two added on over a year.

Mac, added another 01X note recently and checked my collection.
I have five (5) 01X and 02X notes in total.
Have already advised you of two (2) so here are the remaining three (3):

01X 840711 Fine
01X 980919 Fine
02X 075914 Fine

Have you previously recorded these

Thanks for posting those three - all are previously unrecorded, so a very useful addition to the database.