Uncirculated Australian banknotes – both pre-decimal (1910–1965) and decimal paper series (1966–1992) – represent a niche but increasingly recognised alternative asset class. Unlike bullion or equities, their supply is fixed and declining due to natural attrition. With structured short-term agreements (3–18 months) and pre-agreed buyback
Uncirculated Australian banknotes – both pre-decimal (1910–1965) and decimal paper series (1966–1992) – represent a niche but increasingly recognised alternative asset class. Unlike bullion or equities, their supply is fixed and declining due to natural attrition. With structured short-term agreements (3–18 months) and pre-agreed buyback options, investors can capture returns while mitigating downside risks.
For financial advisers, these agreements provide a compliant, tangible, and diversifying asset to offer wholesale clients seeking short-term gains and portfolio protection.
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