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Who are they? Queen Elizabeth II Elizabeth Fry Edward Elgar Adam Smith Charles Darwin

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British currency uses both notes and coins. One pound sterling is equal to one hundred pence. Pence are indicated by the letter ‘p.’ £ 1 = 100p

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The sign for the pound is £.

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The five-pound note (fiver)

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The five-pound note, is blue and green in colour and has a portrait of Elizabeth. The lady who has been on the £5 since 2002 is Elizabeth Fry . She was honoured for her humanitarian and social reform work in the 1800s.

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the twenty-pound note (old)

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The twenty -pound note (new)

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The twenty-pound note is purple. The £20 note that was first published in 2007 shows a portrait of Adam Smith, a Scottish philosopher and economist from the 1700s; a man often cited as “the father of modern economics”.

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The ten-pound note (tenner)

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The ten-pound note is orange in colour. The current £10 note was first issued in the year 2000, and has an image of a man who most people would probably recognise: Charles Darwin; biologist and founding father of the theory of evolution.

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The fifty – pound note

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The £50 note that’s been in circulation since 2011 has two people on it: engineer and scientist, James Watt, and manufacturer Matthew Boulton . Together they are both honoured for their roles in developing steam engine technology in the 1700s

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A penny pictured the portcullis of Westminster Palace.

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The two pence coin pictured the Prince of Wales feathers. The five pence coin pictured the thistle (a Scottish symbol ).

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The ten pence coin pictured a lion, which is wearing the crown of the Monarch. The twenty pence coin pictured the Tudor Rose. The rose is the national flower of England.

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The fifty pence coin shows part of the royal shield.

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Elizabeth II