Which English banknote was introduced in 1752?

Answer 1

It does not seem that any Bank of England banknotes were introduced in 1752.

1725 seems to be the year for the first issue of many notes including the £20, £30, £40, £50 and £100 banknotes.

The £60, £70, £80, £200, £300, £500 and £1,000 banknotes were first issued on unspecified dates between 1725 and 1745.

The £10 and £15 banknotes were first issued in 1759.

The £1, £2 , £5 and £25 banknotes were first issued in various years from 1765 to 1797.

Answer 2

During World War II (1939 - 1945) bank notes with a denomination of £100 and over were discontinued and withdrawn to combat counterfeiting.

The £1,000 note was withdrawn 30th April 1945 however it was introduced in 1725. You may have the date wrong i.e. 1725 and not 1752.

As time progressed smaller denomination notes were introduced for circulation e.g. £10 in 1759 and £5 in 1793.