For the discerning paper money collector, discovering a vintage, high-denomination banknote is exciting, but securing one with a single-digit serial number is the holy grail. We are thrilled to offer this spectacular 1972 Clydesdale Bank £100 note featuring the incredibly rare Serial Number 000004. Being the fourth note off the printing press for this prefix elevates this piece from a standard catalog entry to a true museum-quality centerpiece that will instantly command respect in any advanced numismatic portfolio.

Beyond its breathtaking serial number, this note (Pick #P210a) has been professionally authenticated and graded 62 About Uncirculated (AUNC) by Paper Money Guaranty (PMG). This prestigious grade guarantees its exceptional preservation, strong paper quality, and outstanding eye appeal. Because £100 represented a massive sum of money in 1972, very few of these notes escaped the bank's destruction ledgers, and even fewer survived in such premium condition.

Housed in its protective PMG holder, this banknote offers absolute peace of mind regarding its authenticity and grade. Whether you are building a specialized Scottish registry set or simply looking for an extraordinary, blue-chip investment piece, this Serial #4 Clydesdale hundred-pound note represents a fleeting opportunity to own a tangible piece of financial history.

• Country of Origin: Scotland

• Issuing Authority: Clydesdale Bank

• Year of Issue: 1972

• Denomination: £100 (One Hundred Pounds)

• Serial Number: 000004 (Ultra-rare single-digit issue)

• Catalog Reference: Pick #P210a

• Professional Grade: PMG 62 AUNC (About Uncirculated)

• Authentication: Fully encapsulated and verified by Paper Money Guaranty (PMG)