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What is the monetary unit in Great Britain?
Pound sterling
What was british reason for creating the currency act?
Britain's rationale for enacting the Currency act of 1764 was to support British merchants, and therefore benefit the British economy. And also to increase the gold and silver reserves in Great Britain, which were running very low on this nonpaper money currency.
What is the unit currency of china?
Yuans is the currency for china
Price of gold per ounce in Great Britain and monetary unit?
15,000 per ounce
How do you convert us currency to London currency?
You have to find out the exchange rate, then do the math accordingly. And for what it's worth, the term isn't "London" currency; London is the capital of the UK. All of Great Britain uses British pounds (GBP)
What is 1pound?
Great Britain, which as resisted adoption of the Euro, still uses the pound as its unit of currency.
Which country's currency is pound?
Great Britain
What currency does Great Britain use?
British Pound. ( £ )
What currency does great Britain use and why?
they use pounds
What type of currency is Great Britain?
the british pound
Official currency in Britain?
Great Britain (and Northern Ireland) use Pound Sterling.
What is GBP in relation to currency exchange?
Great Britain pound. Which is used pair currency for US dollar.
What is meaing of gbp?
GBP is most commonly encountered as an abbreviation for the currency of Great Britain, the pound sterling ("Great Britain Pound").
What do the initials GBP stand for?
Great Britain Pounds. It is the currency of the the UK.
What is the full form of gbp in the form of currency?
Great Britain Pound and not Great British Pound
What is the monetary unit in Great Britain?
Pound sterling
What is Great Britain's Currency?
pounds sterling and pence (100 to pound)
