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Old British Money - Pounds, Shillings and Pence

How much ?

Currency exchange rates change every day.
Page last updated August 2013

This page shows how much British money you can get for 1 US dollar, 1 Canadian dollar, 1 Australian dollar and 1 Euro.

1 US dollar British money equal to 1 US dollar
March 2006	December 2006
0.57 (57p) Fifty seven pence	0.50 (50p) Fifty pence
June 2007	April 2008
0.50 (50p) Fifty pence	0.51 (51p) Fifty one pence

November 2008	March 2009
0.67 (67p) Sixty seven pence	0.71 (71p) Seventy one pence

August 2013	March 2009
0.64 (64p) Sixty four pence

1 Canadian dollar British money equal to 1 Canadian dollar
March 2006	December 2006
0.49 (49p) Forty nine pence	0.44 (44p) Forty four pence
June 2007	April 2008
0.47 (47p) Forty seven pence	0.50 (50p) Fifty pence

November 2008

March 2009

0.56 (56p) Fifty six pence
50p

0.55 (55p) Fifty five pence

50p

August 2013	March 2009
0.61 (61p) Sixty one pence

1 Australian dollar British money equal to 1 Australian dollar
March 2006	December 2006
0.41 (41p) Forty one pence	0.40 (40p) Forty pence
June 2007	April 2008
0.43 (43p) Forty three pence	0.47 (47p) Forty seven pence

November 2008	March 2009
0.49 (49p) Forty nine pence	0.45 (45p) Forty five pence

August 2013	March 2009
0.58 (58p) Fifty eightpence

1 Euro British money equal to 1 Euro
March 2006	December 2006
0.69 (69p) Sixty nine pence	0.67 (67p) Sixty seven pence
June 2007	April 2008
0.68 (68p) Sixty eight pence	0.80 (80p) Eighty pence

November 2008	March 2009
0.86 (86p) Eighty six pence	0.90 (90p) Ninety pence

August 2013	March 2009
0.86 (86p) Eighty six pence

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