Museum on the Mound

The currency museum displays a variety of currencies, including a lot of domestic and foreign currency varieties, the museum coins are quite good, some anti-counterfeiting measures can also be seen, the museum collection is also very rich. [Fun] The coins are very interesting.

It is an eye-opener to see currencies from different periods around the world.

Scotland has its own currency. It doesn't grow like the pound exchanged by domestic banks. When I first received the money, Mengbi was told by the Chinese students in the store that the currency could only be used in Scotland. So if you get it, spend it all in Wales, England.

The Money Museum, formerly the Headquarters Building of the Bank of Scotland, has a collection of gold coins, gold and silver treasure boxes, safe boxes, banknotes and other treasures related to money. Here we can also learn about the historical changes of the Bank of Scotland.

The Museum of Financial History focuses on the development and role of the Bank of Scotland. The Museum offers interesting exhibits showing all kinds of money used around the world, as well as the process of coining and printing money. It is located on North Bank Street at no charge and is not very easy to find.