Actually, the Shilling and the bob are the same. There was also thrupence and a haypenny.Originally posted by Darth D Invader:<br />Ya, heycods 10P is equals to 2 Bob
How many ten pence do you have for sixteen pennies US?Originally posted by Nos4r2:<br />Make that about $0.16 RPJS... You've been doing your tax calculations again at a guess?
You are correct Sir.Originally posted by heycods:<br /> Id say hong kong, I thought mex. coins were for makeing spinner baits.
back at ya and a raise you an <br /><br />Where did the time go? 
OOOPS!!!<br /><br />But on the up side it means that the GB economy is nearly 3 times better than I first thoughtOriginally posted by Nos4r2:<br />Make that about $0.16 RPJS... You've been doing your tax calculations again at a guess?
What is the dollar value of a silver lining ?Originally posted by technosecretagent:<br /> Every cloud has a silver lining.
You are proabably not the one to ask but perhaps you know some one who knows what the value of an old pound sterling note is worth?Originally posted by RPJS:<br />What ever it is the GB pound will be worth 1.76 times.Originally posted by Elmer Fudge:<br />What is the dollar value of a silver lining ?Originally posted by technosecretagent:<br /> Every cloud has a silver lining.
This may come as a suprise to you to you techno but I do know exactly how much!!!!!!!.......It's worth £1.00 but you will need to take it to a British high street bank to get your money as they were taken out of circulation many years ago.<br /><br />Not one of your better investmentsOriginally posted by technosecretagent:<br />You are proabably not the one to ask but perhaps you know some one who knows what the value of an old pound sterling note is worth?Originally posted by RPJS:<br />What ever it is the GB pound will be worth 1.76 times.Originally posted by Elmer Fudge:<br />What is the dollar value of a silver lining ?Originally posted by technosecretagent:<br /> Every cloud has a silver lining.
wait, a BOB is a Bolivian Boliviano, worth 0.10786Originally posted by technosecretagent:<br />Actually, the Shilling and the bob are the same. There was also thrupence and a haypenny.Originally posted by Darth D Invader:<br />Ya, heycods 10P is equals to 2 Bob
Whatever it is worth.This nostalgia business just isn't what it used to be.Originally posted by RPJS:<br />Not one of your better investments
I imagine I could find a collector who might disagree with you. Silver certificates in the US have been out of circulation for many years as well as silver coins. The collectors value them at about 8 to 10 dollars US. What makes the Mona Lisa so valuable? I will keep my pound note. Thank you.<br />BTW How much is a Wimpy Burger in London these days? 
<br /><br />Current price for a wimpy burger is 99 pence (special offer) Now what kind of work is it that you do? Oh, BTW good of you to make your presence known. There are some who care.
<br /><br />Now forgetting the login name and password is easy enough but forgetting where the computer had been left was a bit more serious considering it's a full tower system and not a laptop <br /><br />Just goes to show the state of my home office I guess.........in fact I think I can see a Red Cross Relief Team picking their way through the debris towards me now <br /><br />My line of work is the black art of medicine or at least it was until I took (very) early retirement last year...........but now I'm bored and daytime television is dire so I'm doing some consultancy work whilst I look for someone crazy enough to hire me at a gross salary with benefits, company Lexus and a 19 year Swedish blonde secretary......oh and 360 holidays per annum <br /><br />Nice to be back on the board though and I guess it'll take me a few months to catch up on the posts that I've missed in my absence
