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Scotland £100 Note, Finally Got One.

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 Posted 05/16/2015  08:31 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add tenbobbit to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
It has been a goal of mine for a while now to get my hands on 1 of these notes, the largest form of currency issued by the UK.
A little tatty but I don't mind


Scotland-£100-Note,-Finally-Got-One.

Scotland-£100-Note,-Finally-Got-One.

Scotland-£100-Note,-Finally-Got-One.
Now I need to save up for the 500 euro note
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 Posted 05/16/2015  3:53 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add ShareBear to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Is this note still legal tender?
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Yes it is ShareBear, although trying to get a shop to take it may prove troublesome.
The England £50 note is virtually impossible to spend in a lot of shops simply because they wouldn't know a fake from a real one
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Hate to disagree... (I will share this information which cost me £20 many years ago when someone said "Scottish notes are not legal tender...even in Scotland!)

Officially Scottish notes (Which are issued by multiple banks up there) are listed as "acceptable tender" and the only legal tender of Scotland is British coinage.

This has been tried in court where someone refused to take Scottish money and requested payment in pound coins but the judge told them that the offer of Scottish money represented payment of the debt and if they didn't want to accept it was their problem. So in essence it is legal tender but officially it is "acceptable tender" even in Scotland.

PS if someone ever says "I bet you £20 you're wrong" it isn't wise to take such a wager without first checking google.

In England however the banknotes are all issued by the Bank of England and are legal tender in England.

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08/18/2015 04:56 am
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