Three shillings--for the UK'ers
Neil Ward
neilward at dircon.co.uk
Fri Sep 28 13:05:26 UTC 2001
Benjamin said:
<< the two-shilling piece (later 10p) was a florin, not a half-
crown. The half-crown was 2/6 ('two and six') twelve pence in a
shilling, so 2.5 shillings (12.5p) to the half crown (four crowns to
a pound); >>
Oh yes, you're right. That was a mixture of being too young to
remember that and being too old to remember that.
It wasn't the LSD, I swear
Neil
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