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This banknote is a 5 pound sterling note issued by Ulster Bank in 2006, part of the GB series. It commemorates George Best, an iconic figure. The note originates from Northern Ireland and weighs 1 unit of weight (the unit is not specified).
The obverse of the note features the standard design of Ulster Bank 5 pound sterling notes, with a notable modification: the addition of a portrait of George Best positioned in the center left. The inscriptions in Latin script include the face value "5" repeated, as well as the name of the issuing institution "ULSTER BANK LIMITED". The promise to pay the bearer is also inscribed: "ULSTER BANK LIMITED PROMISES TO PAY THE BEARER ON DEMAND FIVE POUNDS STERLING AT HEAD OFFICE BELFAST FOR ULSTER BANK LIMITED".
The reverse of the note is dedicated to George Best. It features the face value "£5" as well as the name "GEORGE BEST" and the years of his life "1946-2005". The script used is also Latin.
This commemorative banknote is distinguished by its specific design paying tribute to George Best, adding a historical and cultural dimension to its monetary function.