When did pound notes stop being legal tender?
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When did 1 pound notes stop being legal tender? When did 5 pound notes stop being legal tender?
1988
5 May 2017
Bank of England £50 note Bank of England £20 note Bank of England £5 note Bank of England £1 note Bank of England 10s note
pound notes stop being legal tender
Bank of England £1 note Bank of England £5 note Legal tender The Royal Bank of Scotland £1 note Banknotes of Northern Ireland Bank of England note issues Banknotes of Scotland Bank of England £20 note Bank of England 10s note Bank of England £50 note
The <b>Bank</b> of England £1 <b>note</b> was a banknote of the <b>pound</b> sterling. After the ten 
shilling <b>note</b> ... One <b>pound notes</b> ceased <b>to be</b> issued in 1821 and were replaced 
by gold sovereigns. During the ... A new design for one <b>pound notes</b> was 
introduced in 1960, with the old <b>notes</b> ceasing <b>to be legal tender</b> in 1962. These 
new&nbsp;... The <b>Bank</b> of England £5 <b>note</b>, also known as a fiver, is a banknote of the <b>pound</b> 
sterling. It is the ... A spokesman for the <b>Bank</b> of England said: &quot;The <b>notes</b> are still 
<b>legal tender</b> and the public shouldn&#39;t have a problem spending them in the shops
. ... E <b>notes</b>, and then on 5 May 2017, the series E would <b>cease to be legal tender</b>. <b>Legal tender</b> is a medium of payment recognized by a legal system <b>to be</b> valid for 
meeting a ... Coins and <b>banknotes</b> may <b>cease to be legal tender</b> if new <b>notes</b> of 
the same currency replace them or if a new ... In 1901, <b>notes</b> in circulation in 
Australia consisted of <b>bank notes</b> payable in gold coin and issued by the trading 
banks&nbsp;... The Royal <b>Bank</b> of Scotland £1 <b>note</b> is a banknote of the <b>pound</b> sterling. It is the 
smallest ... Scottish <b>banknotes</b> are <b>legal currency</b> throughout the United Kingdom, 
... the introduction of steel plates, and it the first British banknote <b>to be</b> printed on 
... The Royal <b>Bank</b> was the last <b>bank</b> in Scotland to issue £1 <b>notes</b>, and <b>stopped</b>&nbsp;... <b>Banknotes</b> have been issued for use specifically in Northern Ireland since 1929, 
and are denominated in <b>pounds</b> sterling. They are <b>legal currency</b>, but technically 
not <b>legal tender</b> anywhere (including ... The 5 <b>pound note</b> is only issued now by 
<b>Bank</b> of Ireland and Ulster <b>Bank</b>, and Northern <b>Bank stopped</b> issuing <b>notes</b> over&nbsp;... The <b>Bank</b> of England, which is now the central <b>bank</b> of the United Kingdom, has 
issued ... <b>Bank</b> of England <b>notes</b> are not <b>legal tender</b> in Scotland and Northern 
Ireland, but are ... This is a pattern of yellow circles which <b>stop</b> copying of 
<b>banknotes</b>. ... £20 <b>notes</b>, in white, appeared in 1725 and continued <b>to be</b> issued 
until 1943. <b>Banknotes</b> of Scotland are the <b>banknotes</b> of the <b>pound</b> sterling that are issued by 
the Scottish ... that they are not withdrawn from circulation in the same way as the 
<b>Bank</b> of England <b>notes</b>, which <b>cease to be legal tender</b> on a given date. The <b>Bank</b> of England £20 <b>note</b> is a banknote of the <b>pound</b> sterling. It is the 
second highest ... The right to redeem <b>banknotes</b> for gold ceased in 1931 when 
Britain <b>stopped</b> using the ... The twenty <b>pound note</b> ceased <b>to be</b> produced by the 
<b>Bank</b> of England in 1943, ... <b>legal tender</b>, Colour, Size, Design, Additional 
information. The <b>Bank</b> of England 10s <b>note</b> was a banknote of the <b>pound</b> sterling. Ten 
shillings in ... The <b>note</b> ceased <b>to be legal tender</b> in 1970 and was removed in 
favour of the ... During the First World War the British Government wanted to 
maintain its stocks of bullion and so banks were ordered to <b>stop</b> exchanging 
<b>banknotes</b> for gold. The <b>Bank</b> of England £50 <b>note</b> is a banknote of the <b>pound</b> sterling. It is the 
highest ... The next £50 <b>note</b>, <b>to be</b> printed in polymer, will enter circulation in 
2021. ... The ability to redeem <b>banknotes</b> for gold ceased in 1931 when Britain 
<b>stopped</b> using the ... <b>Note</b>, First issued, Last issued, Ceased <b>to be legal tender</b>, 
Colour, Size&nbsp;...
11 March 1988
Bank of England £1 note