The image displays a collection of British polymer banknotes fanned out on a light brown, wood-grain textured surface

The image displays a collection of British polymer banknotes fanned out on a light brown, wood-grain textured surface. Six individual banknotes are clearly visible, with some partial obscuring by overlapping. Specifically, there are four ten-pound notes (£10) visible in the upper portion of the image. Each of these notes features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II on the front. Below these, there are two twenty-pound notes (£20). One twenty-pound note, positioned centrally, features a portrait of King Charles III. The other twenty-pound note, partially visible at the bottom left, features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. All visible banknotes are polymer, characterized by their clear holographic security features and transparent sections. The notes are slightly wrinkled and not perfectly flat, suggesting they have been handled. No people are visible. The environment appears to be an indoor setting, likely a desk or table. The specific location within the City of Edinburgh, United Kingdom, cannot be determined from the provided image.