1988 The Royal Bank of Scotland UK - £1 (One) Scottish Pound Banknote P-356 Serial No. A68 505828

1988 The Royal Bank of Scotland UK - £1 (One) Scottish Pound Banknote P-356 Serial No. A68 505828

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1988 The Royal Bank of Scotland UK - £1 (One) Scottish Pound Banknote P-356 Serial No. A68 5058281988 Royal Bank of Scotland 1 Banknote Lord Ilay & Culzean Castle P#356 Numista Reference This 1988 1 banknote from the Royal Bank of Scotland represents one of the final years of regular 1 note production before the denomination shifted almost entirely to coinage. Printed in Edinburgh, it features the iconic portrait of Lord Ilay the banks first governor a design that has become a hallmark of RBS currency. Issued in the late 1980s, this note forms

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