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10 Pounds Clydesdale Bank
| Emittent | Clydesdale Bank PLC |
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| Jahr | 1992-1997 |
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| Nennwert | 10 Pounds |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | At left, a portrait vignette of explorer David Livingstone is accompanied by a small intaglio-engraved map of his Zambezi Expedition (1858–64). The central field carries the denomination TEN POUNDS STERLING in bold letterpress, flanked by a large numeral 10 set within an intricate guilloche underprint in terracotta and brown tones. The date, city of issue (Glasgow), and the Chief Executive's signature appear in the lower portion of the note. |
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| Sicherheitsmerkmal | Security thread, Watermark |
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Clydesdale Bank has operated as a Scottish chartered bank since 1838, and its note-issuing rights survive today as one of the few remaining examples of commercial bank currency in the British Isles. By the early 1990s, Scottish banknotes had long been accepted across Scotland by commercial convention rather than legal tender status — a distinction the public rarely bothered to understand but one that periodically caused friction at English tills.
Three chief executives signed across this series: Cole Hamilton, Love, and Fred Goodwin — the last of whom would later become notorious as CEO of Royal Bank of Scotland during its catastrophic 2008 collapse. His signature here predates that chapter by over a decade.