What is the currency of England?

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bardolino

We no longer use money as nobody has got any due to the recession, we have gone back to the barter system that was used until the 14th century, here is an explanation

one sheep is worth 5 chickens
one pig is worth 2 sheep or 10 chickens
one cow is worth one and a half pigs or 3 sheep

hope this helps you

Hannah

Â£ Pound sterling.
Â£1 = 100 pence.

It used to be Â£1 = $2, but now our pound isn't doing so well, so right now it's about Â£1 = $1.5

The UK (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) doesn't use the Euro (â‚¬). Only 13 (of the 27) countries in the European Union currently use it. The Republic of Ireland does use it though.

Peter R

Pound Sterling

Veronica Alicia

Just a little note to add to all the correct answers - the old currency was Pounds, Shillings and Pence and was written as Â£ s. d. The pound sign is a fancy letter 'L' from the Latin for a pound - Libra, which dates from the Roman occupation of England.

nozie_g

Pound Sterling or financial jargon-
GBP- Great Britain Pound

Very happily married.

Fish and chips.

slipstreamer

Pound sterling. Same as ever.

imgoodimgone

they use pounds sterling and the symbol for their currency is Â£

hope this helps :-)

Brablenec

The English Pound ~~ about $2 US

Regina G

pounds

â™¥ LOR â™¥

pounds-i should know,im english

Seeki

They use pounds and pences

Katie F

Sex, drugs and alcohol.

Oh wait, is that just for us students?

jemmylou

The currency is the pound sterling this includes notes of: Â£5. Â£10, Â£20, Â£50 and the coins are as follows, 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, Â£1coin and Â£2coin.

The central bank is The Bank Of England (The one that is displayed on the top of the note) and all currency is issued by The Royal Mint for the United Kingdom.

AjjU

GBP- Great Britain Pound

http://freeprmedia.blogspot.com/

emmalily

Pounds i think. Euros is for like every where else

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