Reclaiming idea

oscar52

noh wrote: »

Have a look here for more info and the history of Scottish notes. http://www.scotbanks.org.uk/banknote_history.php

Taken from your own link. "Only the Royal Bank of Scotland continues to issue a small volume of £1 notes."

Is on THIS page, second paragraph, second sentence

noh

oscar52 wrote: »

True. But neither are any English notes legal tender in Scotland - they are just accepted. (If you want to get REALLY picky, no coin or note that has Quenn Liz II on it is legal in Scotland - as Queen Liz I didnt rule there previously.

I can guarantee Scottish £1 notes exist. They are green, and have a picture of Edinburgh castle on them (picture/sketch taken from Princess Street gardens.

Ok on the £1 note found it now my apologies
http://www.scotbanks.org.uk/banknoteapp/RBS_1.html

True. But neither are any English notes legal tender in Scotland - they are just accepted. (If you want to get REALLY picky, no coin or note that has Quenn Liz II on it is legal in Scotland - as Queen Liz I didnt rule there previously.

Yes in fact no notes not even Scottish notes are legal tender in Scotland

http://www.scotbanks.org.uk/legal_position.php

Edit:-
Coins apparently are legal tender in Scotland
http://www.royalmint.com/corporate/policies/legal_tender_guidelines.aspx