Irish paper money spans the iconic Lady Lavery series issued from 1928 to the 1970s, later Central Bank of Ireland designs, and a separate Northern Irish tradition of bank-issued sterling notes from First Trust, Bank of Ireland, Ulster Bank and others, giving collectors both a Republic and a Northern strand to pursue.
General sellers often can't tell a common late Lady Lavery note from an earlier, scarcer signature or prefix, and Northern Irish sterling notes are easily mistaken for standard Bank of England issues and mis-listed, or missed entirely in a general paper money lot.
Auction Bid Assistant's free browser extension searches the-saleroom, EasyLive, Bidspotter, Invaluable, NumisBids, iCollector and LiveAuctionWorld simultaneously, alongside eBay. NumisBids is itself a platform dedicated entirely to coin and banknote auctions worldwide, so a single search here already reaches specialist numismatic sales as well as the general auction houses where mis-catalogued lots hide. Search "Lady Lavery," a bank name, "Central Bank of Ireland," or "Irish banknote" and results return across all of them, with images, estimates, current bids where shown, and sale countdowns, sorted by platform in tabs.
Real results for "Irish banknote": genuine Lady Lavery and Central Bank of Ireland notes across multiple denominations, found in one search.
It works by searching from inside your own browser, the same as opening and searching each site yourself, just done in seconds. Nothing is stored on our servers, permissions are minimal, and the extension never places a bid on your behalf.
Save a search ("Lady Lavery," a bank name, or "Irish banknote" generally) and get emailed the moment a new lot matches it, across all covered platforms including eBay and NumisBids, rather than relying on remembering to check each one.
The same search box works on this website with no install at all for eBay, iCollector, LiveAuctionWorld and Featured Auction catalogues, a quick way to see matching Irish banknote lots before adding the rest of the platforms via the extension.
Save any lot with one click from search results, export your shortlist as a printable PDF or CSV before a sale, and on the day itself the optional live bridge feeds the auctioneer's asking price into the free bid calculator, so your maximum (with buyer's premium and any applicable taxes included) is always in front of you.
Yes, the free Auction Bid Assistant browser extension searches the-saleroom, EasyLive, Bidspotter, Invaluable, NumisBids, iCollector and LiveAuctionWorld simultaneously, alongside eBay, from one search box.
Yes, a bank name, "Lady Lavery," "Central Bank of Ireland," or "Irish banknote" generally all search the same way across all covered platforms.
Yes, save a search and get an email the moment a new lot matches it, across all covered platforms including eBay.
It requests minimal permissions, cannot read browsing history, only reads publicly visible auction listings, and never places bids.