Royal Bank Scotland £1 1956-60 P324 Ballantyne VF-GVF

These Royal Bank of Scotland £1 notes were issued in the 1950’s and early 60’s (P324). They follow a design by Lizars first introduced in the 19th century. The portrait of George I flanked by a lion and a unicorn is top centre with allegorical females in the bottom corners. Bank headquarters in Edinburgh and Glasgow are framed on the back. We offer some lovely examples in Crisp VF-GVF.
Availability: In stock
SKU: BSR3570
£45.00
Customers who bought this item also bought
Picture of Elizabeth II, 1972 Royal Mint Proof Set

Elizabeth II, 1972 Royal Mint Proof Set

Of all the decimal Proof Sets the 1972 is the most important because none of the coins were issued for circulation, except for the crown that is. That means if you need the 50p, 10p, 5p, 2p, 1p or the 1/2p the only way you can get them is from the Proof Set. Plus of course you also get a Proof cupronickel Crown and the Royal Mint medal of 1972 in the original packaging.
£49.50 £79.50
Picture of Royal Bank of Scotland plc, £1, 1982-1986. UNC

Royal Bank of Scotland plc, £1, 1982-1986. UNC

The later green design £1 issued between 1982 and 1986. Signed by Charles Winter as Managing Director of The Royal Bank of Scotland plc
£18.00
Picture of Blue/Pink Wartime £1 (B249), VERY FINE

Blue/Pink Wartime £1 (B249), VERY FINE

A revolutionary note which was the first to include the embedded metal security thread. Signed by K.O. Peppiatt as Chief Cashier.
£21.50