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| 正面描述 | Portrait of a woman at right, rendered in intaglio against a fine guilloche underprint in rose and olive tones. The lower portion carries a row of Irish county arms in a horizontal band, with a large '£20' numeral at lower left. The central field bears the promise text and date within a decorative vignette, flanked by the bank's name and establishment legend across the top margin. |
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| 背面描述 | Central vignette presents the dramatic coastal rock formation known as the Chimney at Lacada Point, rendered in intaglio with fine line engraving capturing the rugged cliff face and sea. To the left, a large guilloche rosette incorporates the numeral '20', surrounded by intricate Celtic-style knotwork ornament. The lower border displays a series of historical Irish coins, and the Allied Irish Banks triskelion emblem appears at upper right. |
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The Provincial Bank of Ireland was absorbed into Allied Irish Banks in 1966, but retained its note-issuing privileges under its own name for another two decades — an administrative oddity that kept a technically defunct brand on legal tender paper well into the 1980s. By 1981, AIB was actively rationalizing its note-issuing subsidiaries, and this series had limited years left before the Provincial Bank name disappeared from circulation entirely.
De La Rue's involvement with Irish commercial bank notes was longstanding, and the £20 denomination saw relatively light circulation given the purchasing power it represented in 1981 Ireland.