Scotland
1979 - Scotland 1 Pound banknote PIC 336 VF
This Scotland 1 Pound banknote is associated with 1979 and is catalogued as Pick P336. The reference..
1980 - Scotland 1 Pound banknote PIC 336 VF
Scotland 1 Pound banknote associated with 1980, catalogued as Pick P336. The note is listed in VF co..
1981 - Scotland 1 Pound banknote PIC 204c F
Scottish 1 Pound banknote associated with 1981, catalogued as Pick P204c, in Fine (F) condition. Thi..
1981 - Scotland 5 Pounds banknote PIC 112e VF
This Scotland 5 pounds banknote is associated with 1981 and is identified by the PIC 112e reference...
1986 - Scotland 1 Pound banknote PIC 341Aa UNC
Scotland 1 Pound banknote associated with 1986, catalogued as Pick P341Aa and described in UNC condi..
1996 - Scotland 1 Pound banknote PIC 351c UNC
This individual banknote is a Scotland 1 Pound note associated with 1996. The product is identified ..
1999 - Scotland 1 Pound banknote PIC 351d UNC
This individual Scotland 1 Pound banknote is associated with 1999 and catalogued as PIC 351d. The de..
2005 - Scotland 5 Pounds banknote PIC 365 UNC
Scotland 5 Pounds banknote associated with 2005, catalogued as Pick P365. The Krause entry is dated ..
Frequently asked questions
Which periods and denominations are represented in the Scotland banknote category?
This shop’s Scotland catalog includes banknotes dated from 1979 through 2005. The represented denominations are 1 pound and 5 pounds. Examples include 1-pound notes dated 1979, 1980, 1981, 1986, 1996 and 1999, together with 5-pound notes dated 1981 and 2005. These dates and denominations describe the catalog records supplied for this category, rather than every banknote issued in Scotland.
Which catalog references are represented among these Scottish banknotes?
The Scotland category includes references P112e, P204c, P336, P341Aa, P351c, P351d and P365. They cover both 1-pound and 5-pound notes. Several references include suffixes, such as “c,” “d,” “e” or “Aa,” which should be retained when identifying a listed variety. P336 is represented by notes with different dates, while P351 appears as the distinct P351c and P351d variants.
How can collectors distinguish the Scottish P336 notes in this catalog?
The catalog associates P336 with 1-pound banknotes dated 1979 and 1980. Because the denomination and principal catalog number are the same, the stated date is an important identifying detail when comparing these listings. Collectors should check the full title and the pictured note rather than relying on “P336” alone. Both catalog records describe the notes as VF, but the date separates the represented examples.
What is the difference between the P351c and P351d listings?
Within this shop’s Scotland catalog, P351c identifies a 1-pound banknote dated 1996, while P351d identifies a 1-pound banknote dated 1999. Both records are described as UNC. The suffix is therefore essential: P351c and P351d should not be treated as interchangeable references. When organizing or identifying these notes, collectors can use the complete catalog reference together with the date and denomination.
What details should a buyer check before selecting a Scotland banknote?
A prospective buyer should compare the denomination, stated date, complete catalog reference, listed grade and product image. This is especially useful where related references occur, such as P351c and P351d, or where one reference appears with different dates, as with P336. The catalog records use grades including F, VF and UNC, so buyers should read the individual listing carefully and use the image to confirm that the note corresponds to the expected item.
What condition grades appear in this Scotland category?
The supplied Scotland catalog records use the grades F, VF and UNC. Examples include the 1981 1-pound P204c in F; the 1979 and 1980 1-pound P336 notes and the 1981 5-pound P112e in VF; and P341Aa, P351c, P351d and P365 in UNC. These are listing-specific grade descriptions and should not be generalized to all notes of the same date, denomination or reference.