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Is the Bank of England going to change the design of 50 pounds banknotes?

Is the Bank Of England is going to change the Design of the 5 pounds and 10 pounds Banknotes?

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    Eventually they will, but they haven't announced any changes to the existing designs. The current £5 and £10 designs date from 2002 and 2000 respectively; the last £20 note design was 8 years old when the current design was announced, but the previous £50 design was 17 years old, so there is no particular urgency. Then again, there is the question of whether the £5 note might not be replaced by a coin, since it only has the purchasing power a 50p piece had back at the time of decimalisation in 1971.

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Eventually they will, but they haven't announced any changes to the existing designs. The current £5 and £10 designs date from 2002 and 2000 respectively; the last £20 note design was 8 years old when the current design was announced, but the previous £50 design was 17 years old, so there is no particular urgency. Then again, there is the question of whether the £5 note might not be replaced by a coin, since it only has the purchasing power a 50p piece had back at the time of decimalisation in 1971.

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we are not privy to the plans of the Mint,we are just told when .

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we are not privy to the plans of the Mint,we are just told when .

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