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matt_r_baker | 17:47 Fri 23rd Dec 2005 | Business & Finance
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Which denomination bank note did the Bank of England introduce in 1752 and withdraw in 1945?
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A pure guess and stab in the dark - I would say the �1 note (even if the BoE introduced such a note!)

19:55 Fri 23rd Dec 2005
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bank notes for the values �100, �500, and �1000 were introduced in 1833 and remained legal tender until 1945. The �1 note remained in circulation until the 1980's I believe when it was replaced with the nice shiny coins that we've got now
20:15 Fri 23rd Dec 2005
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What't all this then - a Christmas competition quiz?
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