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With difficulty. Military money is printed for the use of military personnel serving overseas, usually in a time of war.
This type of money is used so that enemy agents cannot collect regular currency and subsequently undermine the economy of the country of origin. Military money is often changed regularly and at short notice to avoid this sort of thing.
The legend "British Armed Forces" places them in 1946 or later.
The legend "British Military Authority" places them prior to 1946.
6th Series notes with decimal currency values place them at 1972 or later.
They may or may not have a "serial number" or a "series" printed on them.
They do not have a signature like Bank of England banknotes.
If you are sufficiently interested in "military money", it may be worth your while to buy a book or catalogue on the subject, or your local library may have a catalogue.
Failing that, a reputable coin dealer may be able to assist you.
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