This goes back to the time in 1971 when decimal currency started.

The new notes had a different design from the first decimal currency issue.

The country was one of the last to adopt a decimal currency system.

In 1961, the government decided to introduce decimal currency into the country.

The only success it had was the introduction of decimal currency.

In 1957, a committee was set up by the Government to investigate decimal currency.

This was quite soon after the introduction of decimal currency in 1971.

Russia was the first country to convert to a decimal currency.

Andrews is best known for his design of the first decimal currency notes in 1966.

Britain would not convert to decimal currency for another 107 years.

Newfoundland began to issue its own decimal currency in 1865.

Australia has a decimal currency system of dollars and cents.

Is it going to be like the change to decimal currency - a rip-off?

Money in use in Britain before decimal currency was introduced.

Decimal currency is used in Australia - units are dollars and cents.

After the introduction of decimal currency in 1971 the toll became five pence.

Decimal currencies have sub-units based on a factor of 10.

Converting to decimal currency was a complicated and time consuming process.

He was also opposed to limited liability and the introduction of a decimal currency.

Consider a hypothetical event which has eight possible outcomes, in a country using a decimal currency such as dollars.

The five-dollar note was printed in 1967, after the public were used to decimal currency.

Over 42 years ago half a crown, two bob, and a tanner went out of circulation as decimal currency came in.

It is a decimal currency system with the smallest denomination being 5 cents.

After Labour lost office, he continued to agitate on a number of issues, notably decimal currency.

It was released because the United Kingdom had changed over to decimal currency.