1951 Commercial Bank of Scotland £100 "Specimen" Note - PMG 63 Choice Uncirculated

1951 Commercial Bank of Scotland £100 "Specimen" Note - PMG 63 Choice UncirculatedA Pinnacle of Scottish Banking History Own an elite piece of numismatic art with this 1951 One Hundred Pounds Specimen. Issued by the Commercial Bank of Scotland (which later merged to become part of the Royal Bank of Scotland), the 100 denomination was an enormous sum of money in the mid 20th century, used almost exclusively for inter bank transfers or by the ultra wealthy. As a "Specimen," this note was produced by the printer to be used as a

Watermark: Portrait of Simón Bolívar with the "BCV" electrotype

Central Bank Yemen Uncirculated Banknotes 100

very Fine/extremely fine

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Issued shortly after the nation gained independence

Reverse (Back): Displays a serene landscape with a holy man (or deity) beneath a tree

Arab history

as bank tellers in India traditionally stapled bundles of notes together for secure transport

Add a touch of Victorian elegance and British banking history to your portfolio with this pristine

Iraq 10000 Dinar Iraqi 2002  Saddam Hussein UnCirculated Stock photo

Somerset (David Somerset)

Selling these as a consecutive run is highly desirable for collectors