File:George Best commemorative issue £5 note - Ulster Bank.jpg

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Description	Ulster Bank £5 note - commemorative edition depicting the footballer George Best
Source	Belfast Telegraph. Design copyright 2006 Ulster Bank
Portion used	Front only
Low resolution?	Yes
Other information	The image is very low quality and does not risk forgery.

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Non-free media rationale for Ulster Bank
Article	Ulster Bank
Purpose of use	this image is intended to illustrate the banknotes issued by Ulster Bank that the Ulster Bank has also issued commemorative banknotes, which in itself is unusual in numismatics the commemorative note issue of Ulster Bank which is noteworthy in that it is the first banknote in Northern Ireland to commemorate a popular sporting figure such as Best, and the first commemorative banknote ever to be issued by Ulster Bank. that the Bank of England notes are not the only Pound sterling notes;
Replaceable?	No. The image cannot be replaced by an alternative copyright-free image.

Non-free media rationale for Banknotes of Northern Ireland
Article	Banknotes of Northern Ireland
Purpose of use	this image is intended to illustrate the visual appearance of various banknote designs of the Pound Sterling (of which there are more than 8 current series) in circulation in the Sterling Area; sterling banknote designs in Northern Ireland, in particular articles about the issuing bank; that the Bank of England notes are not the only Pound sterling notes; that Northern Ireland banks can issue commemorative notes
Replaceable?	No. The image cannot be replaced by an alternative copyright-free image.

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	Date/Time	Thumbnail	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	20:49, 28 October 2006		315 × 169 (69 KB)	NotMuchToSay (talk \| contribs)	Taken from the Belfast Telegraph. Fair Use.

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