National Commercial Bank of Scotland £1 1964 P269a AU/Unc

These £1 notes are dated 1964 and were issued by the National Commercial Bank, at the time Scotland’s biggest bank(B269). The front illustration is of the Forth Railway Bridge. The designer used an artistic license with the ship, which appears under the central arch. This was not a shipping lane and had it continued it would have run aground!. The arms of the bank are on the back. We offer this 1964 £1 in AUnc. Very limited availability.
Availability: In stock
SKU: BSN5717
£42.00
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