Northern Ireland

The Bank of Ireland, like other Northern Ireland banks, decided to abandon paper and print their banknotes on polymer. We offer uncirculated examples of the Polymer £10 issued in the last couple of years. Featuring a vignette of the Old Bushmills Distillery. Offered in Unc condition.

The Bank of Ireland , like other Northern Ireland banks, decided to abandon paper and print their banknotes on polymer. We offer uncirculated examples of the Polymer £20 issued in the last couple of years. Featuring a vignette of the Old Bushmills Distillery. Offered in Unc condition.

Danske Bank £20 2012 P-New Blue Ferguson at r and tractor at l/ Bank pediment Unc

The Northern Bank was one of Ireland’s oldest banks. Founded in Belfast in 1809, it issued banknotes in its own name until 2013 when it took on the trading name of Danske Bank who had acquired the bank in 2004. This £20 note is dated October 1999 and was issued in the name of the Northern Bank (P199b) The design follows the Inventor Series with a portrait on the front of H Ferguson and a vignette of an early tractor. The back features the pediment and twin towers found on City Hall Belfast. Crisp A Uncirculated.

Like all constituents of the British Isles, the banks in Northern Ireland have made the switch from printing banknotes on paper to polymer plastic. We are delighted to offer examples of the last Paper £10 notes issued by the Ulster Bank and dated 2012 (P341). The design follows the format of all denominations of the time with vignettes of wheat fields, Belfast Docks and the Giant’s Causeway. Crisp Uncirculated.

Ulster Bank Limited £20 2014 P342 Mauve and pink on white Wheat Stacks, docks and Giant's Causeway Unc