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Explore the World of Coins and Banknotes: History, Value, and Design

Learn about the different coins and banknotes in circulation, including their denominations, historical significance, and unique designs. From pennies to pounds, discover the stories behind the currency. Explore the 2012 Olympics-inspired designs, royal symbols, and notable figures featured on British banknotes. Delve into the world of money and its cultural importance.

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Explore the World of Coins and Banknotes: History, Value, and Design

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  1. Money, money, money…

  2. COINS

  3. 1 penny = £0 .01 You need 100 pennies to have £1

  4. Two pence = £0.02 2 p

  5. 5 p Five pence = £0.05

  6. Ten pence = £0.10 10 p

  7. Twenty pence = £0.20 20 p

  8. Fifty pence = £0.50 50 p Designed by a child to illustrate the 2012 olympics

  9. One pound£1 ± € 1.17 €1 ± £0.85 A quid

  10. As a safeguard and an ornament An ornament A safeguard

  11. Two pounds Two quid

  12. What about theseletters? Elizabeth II, Dei Gratia Regina, FideiDefensor

  13. The new 2008 British coinage The Royal Shield reverses designs

  14. British banknotes

  15. Five pounds 5 quid George Stephenson – inventor of modern railways

  16. Ten pounds Ten quid Charles Darwin

  17. Twenty pounds Twenty quid William Shakespeare

  18. Fifty pounds Fifty quid Sir John Houblon – 1st governer of the bank of England

  19. JERSEY A veryspecialbanknotefrom Queen Elizabeth II Church of St Helier

  20. And anotherspecialnote from… SCOTLAND SIR WALTER SCOTT – writer of the 17th &18th centuries – wroteIvanoe

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