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Rare £50 note found in charity shop by schoolboy


Abyss

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21 hours ago, Abyss said:

In my news feed this article spiked my interest.... In 1876 1 troy oz Gold worth £4.24 could have purchased 11.79 Troy oz worth of Gold and in current GBP £17,802. The morale of the story hold onto the Gold not the paper money issued by a bank.....

https://www.measuringworth.com/datasets/gold/result.php?london=on&year_source=1718&year_result=2020

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cj5n679eml2o

    A rare £50 note dating back to the 1800s was discovered by a schoolboy in a charity shop

    The Norfolk student, 17, was helping out during a school field trip

    After some research he managed to sell the note at four times its face value

    The money went back to the charity

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I haven't looked at my late brother's note collection for a while but I'm sure he had one or two of this type of note in there, I will have to have a look now 🤣

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Essex bank chelmsford.  if only that still existed.  imagine what those notes would look like .   van outen on the reverse of a peroxide blonde score 

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