A unique piece of history, this APTIS special card is a relic from the early days of banking in the UK. Issued by the Bank of England in 1991 at Folkestone West, it's one of only 250,000 such cards that were produced that year. The design features an iconic image of a person standing on the embossing plate, with their hand covering their mouth and eyes. This card is not just any ordinary currency note; its rarity and limited issue make it a valuable collector's item.
The Folkestone West branch was one of the first in the UK to be issued these special cards as part of the Bank's experiment with unique security features. As such, each card has its own set of intricate embossing patterns and holographic foil strips that are extremely difficult to reproduce.
Whether you're a history buff or a rare coin collector, this APTIS card is sure to spark your interest. Its uniqueness and rarity make it an attractive addition to any collection. So if you're looking for something truly one-of-a-kind, look no further than this special issue APTIS card from 1991 at Folkestone West.
