Allied Irish Banks p.l.c. £20 Note
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Design Features
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- 1990 SERIES
- 1987 SERIES
1990 - The Armada Series
Front
Design Features
- Portrait of a middle-aged woman
- Heraldic shields each representing one of the six counties of Northern Ireland
- Background image of a statue of a boy with 2 horses
- A Triskel design
- Allied Irish Banks p.l.c. name and logo
Dates Printed and Signature
- 1st January 1987 - G B Scanlan
- 1st April 1987 - G B Scanlan
Back
Design Features
- Vignette of the Chimney at Lacada point and wording 'The Chimney at Lacada Point'
- 2 Spanish coins and a Blacksmiths forging tool
- A large 20 filled with Celtic patterns and a small 20 set within an ornate broach
- Celtic patterns
1987 - The Armada Series
Front
Design Features
- Portrait of a middle-aged woman
- Heraldic shields each representing one of the six counties of Northern Ireland
- Background image of a statue of a boy with 2 horses
- A Triskel design
- Allied Irish Banks p.l.c. name and logo
Dates Printed and Signature
- 1st January 1987 - G B Scanlan
- 1st April 1987 - G B Scanlan
Back
Design Features
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Security Features
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