1953 Bahamas 10 Shillings Note

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1953 Bahamas 10 Shillings Note<br>Legal tender note of 10 shillings, circa 1953.<br>Based on the Currency Note Act of 1936, issued by the Bahamas Government.<br>Serial # A/2 690210.<br>Good to Very Good, not professionally graded.<br>All corners intact.<br>A few light creasefolds. Minor tear at bottom.<br>See photos for more details. You will receive the note as is.<br>About Us<br>Jewelry Mart has been in business for over 20 years.<br>Our success is due largely in part to the principles we hold in highest regard: Honesty, Hard Work, Knowledge and Client  Satisfaction.<br>Payment & Return Policy<br>Payment:<br>Payment is due within 4 days of placing your order. If payment is not received by then, eBay will  automatically cancel your order and the item may be relisted.<br>Illinois is 10% sales tax.<br>Return Policy:<br>All items listed are as described. Returns must be in exact condition as shipped.<br>All issues must be reported within 3 days of your receiving the item.<br>The returns must be postmarked within 7 days of your receiving it.<br>Return shipping is paid by you, the buyer.<br>Shipping<br>Shipping & Handling:<br>Handling is 1-3 business days (specified on listing) of cleared payment. (Our  "business days" for eBay are Tuesday - Fridays.)<br>Please contact us for Combined Shipping.<br>Shipping Insurance:<br>OUR POSTAL COST INCLUDES INSURANCE FOR FRAGILE, BREAKABLE AND ITEMS OVER $100.<br>If the item is damaged in transit, the buyer can file a claim with the shipping provider in order to be reimbursed for the item  directly from them.<br>If insured, we can provide you with the necessary insured mail receipt, but you must file the claim with the provider.<br>We are not responsible for the damages, nor will we accept it as a return.<br>