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 first of three auctions is being held on November 29 2022. Subsequent auctions will be held on December 16 this year and January 19 2023. Top news stories today Richard Talbot, head of cash and self-service at NatWest, said: "We have been a long-term supporter of the Trussell Trust and we are glad to be building further upon that support to help those most in need with the current cost of living crisis."
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