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Great Britian - Pound
Also known as English Pound or Pound Sterling.
Banknotes
The Bank of England has been issuing banknotes for over 300 years. During that time, both the notes themselves and their role in society have undergone continual change. From today’s perspective, it is easy to accept that a piece of paper that costs a few pence to produce is worth five, ten, twenty or fifty pounds. Gaining and maintaining public confidence in the currency is a key role of the Bank of England and one which is essential to the proper functioning of the economy.
Source: Central Bank of England
Banknotes
The Bank of England has been issuing banknotes for over 300 years. During that time, both the notes themselves and their role in society have undergone continual change. From today’s perspective, it is easy to accept that a piece of paper that costs a few pence to produce is worth five, ten, twenty or fifty pounds. Gaining and maintaining public confidence in the currency is a key role of the Bank of England and one which is essential to the proper functioning of the economy.Highlights...
 | New-style £20 issued on 13 March New-style note featuring Adam Smith and incorporating enhanced security features is issued by the Bank. More | ||||||||||
 | Security How to check that your banknotes are genuine using the security features. More | ||||||||||
 | About Banknotes Information about withdrawn banknotes and advice on counterfeits as well as a brief history and general information about notes. More Current Banknotes There are currently four different denominations of Bank of England notes in circulation. Click on any image below and learn more about the respective security and design features of each note £5 note (Elizabeth Fry) Actual note size: 135mm x 70mm (approx.)
£10 note (Charles Darwin) Actual note size: 142mm x 75mm (approx.)
Actual note size: 149mm x 80mm (approx.)
Actual note size: 149mm x 80mm (approx.)
Actual note size: 156mm x 85mm (approx.)
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