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29/05/2018
Ulster Bank Announce New Vertical Bank Notes
Ulster Bank has announced the introduction of two new vertical polymer banknotes, which will enter circulation in 2019.
The new £5 and £10 notes are based on the theme 'living in nature' and will feature Strangford Lough, Brent geese, Lough Erne, the Irish hare and Guelder-rose shrubs.
The notes will replace all of Ulster Bank's paper notes when they enter circulation in 2019 and will contain enhanced security features.
They are currently entering production and the bank is working with vendors and retailers to ensure that machines can accept and use the notes when they are released next year.
The new £5 and £10 notes are based on the theme 'living in nature' and will feature Strangford Lough, Brent geese, Lough Erne, the Irish hare and Guelder-rose shrubs.
The notes will replace all of Ulster Bank's paper notes when they enter circulation in 2019 and will contain enhanced security features.
They are currently entering production and the bank is working with vendors and retailers to ensure that machines can accept and use the notes when they are released next year.
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