In Victorian times, 1 penny (1d) was a significant amount of money, equivalent to 1/240 of a pound. It was commonly used in everyday transactions, allowing people to purchase basic items like bread or milk. The value of 1 penny in the 19th century was much higher in purchasing power compared to today, reflecting the economic conditions of that era.
"1p" is the abbreviation for 1 British penny. 100 pence = £1, so 1p is not worth much.
believe it or not £10 in victorian times was about £1000. by HP HISTORIAN PLACES.
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about £9,999,99
35-40 cent
"1p" is the abbreviation for 1 British penny. 100 pence = £1, so 1p is not worth much.
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believe it or not £10 in victorian times was about £1000. by HP HISTORIAN PLACES.
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the average book price in Victorian time was about 1p in our money i done a project on it a couple of weeks ago about Victorians and this was one of my questions and i got an A* .
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about £9,999,99
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100p a day
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