Bank of England 'fifty poond' notes circulating on Scots streets as cops probe fake cash
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dailyrecord.co.ukcops have launched a probe into fake bank notes for 'fifty poonds'. The Bank of England currency has been used in shops in Stranraer, Dumfries and Galloway, and cops have urged people to take extra care.
The find comes months after English cops launched a similar probe into 'twenty poond' notes that were being used south of the border.In September, Cornwall shopkeepers were stunned when they were handed the money, which police think might have originated in Scotland due to the spelling.A statement released by Dumfries and Galloway division today reads: "In recent days counterfeit Bank of England £50 notes have been received in retail premises within Stranraer.
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