20 pounds 1993 — United Kingdom ( Pick: 387a )

Region: Europe

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Banknote description

The banknote is a 20 pounds issued in the United Kingdom in 1993. It is cataloged under Pick number 387a. The note features prominent colors, including green, purple, and black, with red serial numbers. It is printed on cotton paper and has dimensions of 149 x 80 mm.

The banknote's visual design showcases intricate detailing typical of the period, though specific design elements are not provided. The combination of colors and the quality of the cotton paper enhance its aesthetic and durability.

The banknote is signed by Graham Kentfield and was printed at the Bank of England Works. The Bank of England has been responsible for issuing banknotes in the United Kingdom since its establishment in 1694.

Specifications

Signed by: Graham Kentfield
Date of issue: 1993
Printing office: Bank of England Works
Paper: Cotton paper
Colour: Green, purple, and black with red serial numbers
Dimensions: 149 x 80 mm
Pick catalog: 387a

About this banknote

The Bank of England issued this £20 banknote in 1993, under the signature of Chief Cashier Graham Kentfield. The introduction of this series aimed to enhance security features and design elements, reflecting a period of change in UK banknote issues to combat counterfeiting.

The front side of the banknote features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. The back side showcases an illustration of scientist Michael Faraday delivering a lecture. This note is cataloged as Pick 387a, printed on cotton paper measuring 149 x 80 mm at the Bank of England Works.