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Money, Money, Money.

tox | 13:29 Thu 18th Feb 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Q. 56 What did the Bank of England issue for the first time in 1791?
Q78 What is the collective name for currencies.
Exhaustive search through books with no result. Any help would be very much appreciated.

thanks in advance.

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Sandy-Wroe

A basket of currencies?

smurff

think it was £10 note

barmy

I was going to suggest the £5 note

Sandy-Wroe

It's not the £10 It was introduced in 1759

Donquixote

It could be 'Reduced Annuities Certificates'...? http://www.immediatea...esofthebankofengland/

I always thought the collective name for all currencies was simply 'legal tender', or 'money'.

boogie2

Isn't it a bit early to ask for answers, this quiz does not close till the end of April. I've only just received my question sheet.

tox

Question Author

Thanks for responses.
Boogie - I know its a bit early, however, I have had my sheet for quite a while and anticipate being away at the end of April, therefore, want to send it as soon as poss. Regards

Pentalpha8

1791 The Bank of England issues the first ever one pound note,
http://www.historic-u...story/HistoricFeb.htm

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