1965 The Royal Bank of Scotland UK - £1 (One) Scottish Pound Banknote P-325 Serial No. CH 253854

1965 The Royal Bank of Scotland UK - £1 (One) Scottish Pound Banknote P-325 Serial No. CH 253854

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1965 The Royal Bank of Scotland UK - £1 (One) Scottish Pound Banknote P-325 Serial No. CH 2538541965 Royal Bank of Scotland 1 Banknote Britannia & Bank Buildings P#325 Numista N#209802 This 1965 1 banknote from the Royal Bank of Scotland is a classic pre decimal issue, printed in Edinburgh and circulating widely across Scotland before decimalisation in 1971. Featuring Britannia and the Royal Banks crest, the design reflects Scotlands financial heritage and national symbolism. Issued during the mid 1960s, this note is part of the withdrawn Royal

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