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| 正面描述 | The obverse bears a vignette of Lord Ilay at left, the standard portrait used across Royal Bank of Scotland note issues, alongside the Golden Bear logo associated with Jack Nicklaus; the commemorative serial number prefix JWN — standing for Jack William Nicklaus — forms part of the special issue designation. Guilloche underprint patterns fill the background in the bank's customary style, rendered in shades of blue and green. The principal legend and promise to pay appear in the bank's established letterpress format across the upper register. |
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| 防伪描述 | Watermark in the form of the Royal Bank of Scotland logo, visible when the note is held to light. |
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The Royal Bank of Scotland has issued commemorative £5 notes under its Scottish legal tender entitlement since the 1990s, and this 2005 Nicklaus issue marked his retirement from competitive professional golf — specifically his farewell round at the Old Course, St Andrews, that July. Scottish banks retain the right to issue their own notes under a system that predates the Bank of England's monopoly in England, and RBS has used that latitude for commemorative runs more aggressively than most.
De La Rue printed the note on standard cotton substrate with a watermark as the primary security feature — modest by the era's standards, given that polymer and holographic foil were already widespread in comparable commemorative issues elsewhere.