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| 裏面の説明 | Central vignette of an orchestra in performance, with the Bank of Scotland head office building at lower left; at right, the ship emblem of the Union Bank of Scotland and the seal of the British Linen Bank are incorporated into the design, set against a multicolour guilloche background with 'Arts and Culture' as the thematic legend. |
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| バリエーション | P#122a - 01.05.1995 signatures: Pattullo & Burt P#122b - 15.04.1999 signatures: Grant & Masterton P#122c - 29.01.2003 & 24.09.2004* signature: Mitchell * not listed in catalog P#122d - 01.01.2006 signatures: Stevenson & Matthew |
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Bank of Scotland's £50 notes from this period are among the more signature-varied Scottish issues of the late 20th century — four distinct signatory pairs across just over a decade, with the 2003/2004 Mitchell-signed examples absent from the standard Pick catalog. Whether that omission reflects limited distribution, late discovery, or simple editorial oversight is unresolved.
Scottish £50 notes have always circulated reluctantly. Retailers across England routinely refused them, and even within Scotland the denomination saw more drawer time than till time. High-value Scottish notes from this era frequently survive in better condition simply because they were used infrequently.