When did paper pound notes go out of circulation?
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When did paper 1 pound notes go out of circulation? When did paper 5 pound notes go out of circulation? When did paper 10 pound notes go out of circulation?
11 March 1988
5 May 2017
1 March 2018
The Royal Bank of Scotland £1 note Bank of England note issues Bank of England £1 note Bank of England £5 note Bank of England £20 note Bank of England £10 note
paper pound notes go out of circulation
Bank of England £1 note Bank of England £5 note Bank of England note issues The Royal Bank of Scotland £1 note Bank of England £20 note Polymer banknote Banknotes of Scotland Bank of England £10 note Bank of England £50 note Early American currency
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> was <b>withdrawn</b> in 1970 it became the smallest ... At the same time, 
metal thread running the <b>paper</b> was introduced as a security feature. After the war
&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 ... The old <b>paper note</b>, first issued in 2002 and bearing the image 
of prison ... The <b>Bank</b> said the <b>move</b> was a &quot;precautionary measure while we 
carry <b>out</b> further tests ... It reports the number of <b>notes</b> in <b>circulation</b> at any given 
time. The <b>Bank</b> of England, which is now the central <b>bank</b> of the United Kingdom, has 
issued ... The <b>Bank</b> of England ten-shilling <b>note</b> was <b>withdrawn</b> in 1969 and the £
1 was ... 1988, leaving a legal curiosity in Scots law whereby there is now no 
<b>paper</b> legal ... mergers, closures and take-overs, and their <b>note</b> issues <b>went</b> with 
them. <b>Paper</b> type, Cotton. Years of printing, 1727–present 1987–present (current 
design). Obverse. RBS Ilay £1 front.jpg. Design, Lord Ilay. Design date, 1987. 
Reverse. RBS Ilay £1 back.jpg. Design, Edinburgh Castle. Design date, 1987. 
The Royal <b>Bank</b> of Scotland £1 <b>note</b> is a banknote of the <b>pound</b> sterling. It is the 
smallest ... When issued, the cashier would cut the <b>note out</b> with a wavy line; 
when the&nbsp;... The <b>Bank</b> of England £20 <b>note</b> is a banknote of the <b>pound</b> sterling. It is the 
second highest ... It will fully replace the cotton <b>paper note</b> featuring a portrait of 
naturalist Adam ... Series D <b>notes</b> were phased <b>out</b> in favour of the newer series 
E <b>notes</b> ... Turner on the next £20 <b>note</b>, which entered <b>circulation</b> on 20 February 
2020. On 22 August, the <b>Bank</b> of Mauritius issued new 25-, 50-, and 500-rupee polymer 
<b>banknotes</b> which will <b>circulate</b> in parallel with the existing <b>paper notes</b> of the&nbsp;... <b>Banknotes</b> of Scotland are the <b>banknotes</b> of the <b>pound</b> sterling that are issued by 
the Scottish ... The Tercentenary and 2007 series of <b>notes</b> are being <b>withdrawn</b> 
from circulation and ... Further <b>notes</b> in the polymer series will be introduced over 
time, replacing the previous <b>paper notes</b>: the public were encouraged to spend or
&nbsp;... The <b>Bank</b> of England £10 <b>note</b>, also known as a tenner, is a banknote of the 
<b>pound</b> sterling. ... The final cotton <b>paper note</b> featuring a portrait of naturalist 
Charles Darwin, first issued in 2000, was <b>withdrawn</b> from circulation on 1 March 
2018, thereby replacing the cotton with a ... &quot;Which woman should <b>go</b> on a 
banknote next? The <b>Bank</b> of England £50 <b>note</b> is a banknote of the <b>pound</b> sterling. It is the 
highest denomination of banknote issued for public circulation by the ... The 
thread is woven into the <b>paper</b> such that it forms a dashed line, yet appears as a 
single line when held up to the light. ... Jump up to: &quot;<b>Withdrawn banknotes</b> 
reference guide&quot;. Obverse and reverse of a three pence <b>note</b> of <b>paper</b> currency issued by the 
Province of Pennsylvania and printed by Benjamin Franklin and David Hall in 
1764. Early American currency <b>went</b> through several stages of development 
during the colonial and ... Cash in the colonies was denominated in <b>pounds</b>, 
shillings, and pence.
1988
Bank of England £1 note