Series
Exchequer, Augmentation Office, Queens' Councils
Catalogue reference: E 298
Date: c1422-c1553
Petitions and other proceedings in equity heard before the councils of queens consort; and concilar memoranda, draft leases and other documents...
Series
Catalogue reference: NSC 49
NSC 49
Specimens of computer print-out of winning premium bond numbers. Certificates issued by the Government Actuary's Department as to the randomness of ERNIE's selection of numbers have not been selected for preservation.
Specimens of computer print-out of winning premium bond numbers. Certificates issued by the Government Actuary's Department as to the randomness of ERNIE's selection of numbers have not been selected for preservation.
Premium savings bonds were introduced by the then Post Office Savings Department (POSD) in 1956, and first sold in November of that year. The sale of these bonds has continued without interruption from that date, the routine administration of the scheme being handled by the Bonds and Stock Office, originally part of the POSD but, from October 1969, part of the Department for National Savings.
The novelty of the premium bonds scheme is that bond-holders qualify for inclusion in periodic prize draws, winning bond numbers being randomly selected by 'ERNIE' - electronic random number indicator equipment.
Premium Bonds Prize Draw: Roll
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