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A Scottish £100 note sold for £1,100 at auction

AI-generated symbolic auction display of a generic Scottish-style high-value note. It is not an actual £1,000 banknote or an auction record. Generated with OpenAI image generation; no external source or reuse license applies.

AI-generated symbolic auction display of a generic Scottish-style high-value note. It is not an actual £1,000 banknote or an auction record. Generated with OpenAI image generation; no external source or reuse license applies.

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In October 2026, Noonans sold a Bank of Scotland £100 note at auction for £1,100. The note dated from 1962; £1,100 was its sale price, not its face value. That distinction can disappear in short retellings: a collectible banknote may sell for more than the amount printed on it. The auction catalogue described the note as extremely fine and estimated it at £600–£800 before the sale.