Rare Scots banknotes auctioned to raise cash for food banks amid cost of living crisis

Rare Scottish banknotes held by NatWest are being auctioned to help raise cash for food banks during the cost of living crisis. The auctions will feature notes from the Royal Bank of Scotland, Ulster Bank, the historic National Bank of Scotland and the Bank of England.

The banknotes include a never-circulated Royal Bank of Scotland £50 polymer note with the serial number AA888888, featuring social reformer Flora Stevenson and Randolph Crescent in Edinburgh, which has a top estimated value of £1800.