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sp1814 | 11:48 Thu 21st Sep 2017 | ChatterBank
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I’ve just got one...and am thinking, surely it would’ve been time to get a new portrait of the queen?

The one on the new £5 and £10 are her from when she was in her 40s.

What do you think?
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The notes could be art in the community, adding random wrinkles to the royal fizzog as it passes from hand to hand.
Doug, nice idea but I think the new notes are supposed to be crinkle free so that won't to add wrinkles to her majesty's fizzog.

Just had a look at my lonely fiver, on the back is Forth Road Bridge and on front is a picture of elderly gentleman with impressive sideburns.
Anyone who doesn't like them can send them all to me.
A new portrait of the queen? Will it increase the value of the note ?
It would create unnecessary expense I feel.
If it were my picture I think I may prefer it to be of me when I was a bit younger :)
The picture of Jane Austen is also quite flattering.
She must just be a pile of dust by now ...
Would they not have saved a lot of money by waiting for the inevitable demise of HM and have Charles on there, if he's still around then?
That's a bit morbid zebo.
Not really, simply acknowledging the inevitable, I will be very sorry and sad when it happens but happen it will.
As zebo says, it will be inevitable, but the thought of Charlie's fizzog on stamps and money is worse surely?
A great marketing opportunity was missed. If they had shown this haggard old woman as she really is, then people would spend their money a lot quicker.
Good job she can no longer say, "Off with his head".
She would never say "Off with his head" Jackdaw. She would have said, "Orf with his head" :-)
Or she would have said -

May one borrow your axe Mr Cromwell ?
Or, she would have a flunkey to say it for her .
'haggard old woman'. You rude pig ....
I don't think it much matters. As long as the shops accept it as being worth £10.
It notes are printed on wrinkle-free plastic.
So it would be a bit daft to have a crinkley haggard face printed on it. Better to have a photoshopped Queen on it, and maybe ISIS might kill Helen Mirren by mistake.
Am I the only one who detests these new notes? I don't have a purse with a wallet section for notes, they just fold into the coin section but these new things don't fold and keep on popping up.

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