1962 £100 SPECIMEN banknote issued by the British Linen Bank, Scotland, cataloged as Pick #165s and certified PMG 64 EPQ (Choice Uncirculated).

This high-denomination specimen note is part of the classic private Scottish banking era, when institutions such as the British Linen Bank issued their own currency prior to full consolidation of modern banking systems.

Key details:

• Year: 1962
• Denomination: £100
• Bank: British Linen Bank (Scotland)
• Catalog Reference: P# 165s
• Type: SPECIMEN
• Grade: PMG 64 EPQ (Choice UNC)

The note displays excellent originality with strong paper quality, crisp printing, and attractive eye appeal consistent with its EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality) designation. As a specimen issue, it was produced for reference or archival purposes and is significantly scarcer than regular circulation notes.

Encapsulated and authenticated by PMG, ensuring originality and collector confidence.

A highly desirable piece for collectors of:

• Scottish private banknotes
• Specimen and high-denomination world currency
• British banking history
• Advanced world paper money type collections

A premium and visually striking example of mid-20th century Scottish banking currency.