Step into Scottish financial history with this authentic 1964 Royal Bank of Scotland Five Pound banknote. Issued in Edinburgh and dated 2nd November 1964, this note comes from a classic era of Scottish banking design, featuring vibrant yellow and blue hues with intricate heraldic symbolism.

The obverse (front) showcases the Royal Bank of Scotland Coat of Arms, featuring a unicorn and a lion. The design is framed by elaborate scrolling patterns and sharp typography typical of the mid-20th century. The reverse (back) is a simple, unprinted surface, typical for many high-denomination Scottish notes of this period, though it clearly displays the "Royal Bank of Scotland" watermark when held to the light.

• Country: Scotland

• Denomination: Five Pounds (£5)

• Issue Date: 2nd November 1964

• Pick Number: P-325a

• Signatures: W.R. Ballantyne (General Manager) & S. Campbell (Chief Accountant)

• Condition: Circulated. This note is a genuine vintage item showing natural signs of handling, including vertical folding and light creasing consistent with its age. You will get exactly what you see in the photos.

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