Money, money, money….

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Money, money, money…

COINS

1 penny = £0 .01 You need 100 pennies to have £1

Two pence = £0.02 2 p

Five pence = £0.05 5 p

ten pence = £0.1 10 p

Twenty pence = £0.2 20 p

Designed by a child to illustrate the 2012 olympics Fifty pence = £0.5 50 p Designed by a child to illustrate the 2012 olympics

One pound £1 ± € 1.17 €1 ± £0.85 A quid

Safe and decorate… An ornament safeguard

Two pounds Two quid

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Twenty pounds Twenty quid William Shakespeare

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