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[Vlad The Inhaler]

Same bloke that came up with pounds shillings and pence.

This was a powerful nation when people didn't understand our currency or our weights and measures.

This is the first harvest under the telos, very sticky.

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Yes...

d stands for shillings! [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji848]

 

[Itisi]

Yes...

d stands for shillings! [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji848]

No, it was £Sd (lsd). D was for pence. There were 240 pence in a pound! A shilling was 12 pence, I think 2 shillings was called a florin.

When they changed the money they shilling became the 5p and the florin 10p. That way the old folks weren't so confused because there was still 20 shillings in a pound. I asked me old man to explain it once, that's about all I can remember.

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[Vlad The Inhaler]

No, it was £Sd (lsd). D was for pence. There were 240 pence in a pound! A shilling was 12 pence, I think 2 shillings was called a florin.

When they changed the money they shilling became the 5p and the florin 10p. That way the old folks weren't so confused because there was still 20 shillings in a pound. I asked me old man to explain it once, that's about all I can remember.

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He probably didn’t know either.. y’know why?

Cos it don’t make no sense! [emoji2]

 

[Itisi]

He probably didn’t know either.. y’know why?

Cos it don’t make no sense! [emoji2]

None at all.

He also mentioned;ginnies, tanners and bobs, not sure we're they fit in tho.

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[AnonymousGrower2]

None at all.

He also mentioned;ginnies, tanners and bobs, not sure we're they fit in tho.

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I believe that when the standard was £= 1 pound of silver and shillings were 1/20 of a bar........fck knows about pence.......shillings were made out of scrap silver .......last bits a lie i just made that up cause it sounds plausible[emoji111]

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[Itisi]

Well this clears everything up!

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[Itisi]

I believe that when the standard was £= 1 pound of silver and shillings were 1/20 of a bar........fck knows about pence.......shillings were made out of scrap silver .......last bits a lie i just made that up cause it sounds plausible[emoji111]

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That makes sense. They just broke it down way too much.



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[AnonymousGrower2]

That makes sense. They just broke it down way too much.



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Vlad probably made the pennies out of all that copper piping he "found".....[emoji111]

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[Vlad The Inhaler]

No, it was £Sd (lsd). D was for pence. There were 240 pence in a pound! A shilling was 12 pence, I think 2 shillings was called a florin.

When they changed the money they shilling became the 5p and the florin 10p. That way the old folks weren't so confused because there was still 20 shillings in a pound. I asked me old man to explain it once, that's about all I can remember.

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He probably didn’t know either.. y’know why?

Cos it don’t make no sense! [emoji2]

 

[Itisi]

Shame they changed it.

Imagine paying a £120 parking fine in farthings! 115200 coins! Av it!

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