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In British slang, a "bob" traditionally refers to a shilling, which was a unit of currency used in the UK before decimalization in 1971. One shilling was worth 12 pence, and two shillings were often referred to as a "two-bob bit." While no longer in official use, the term is sometimes still employed in a nostalgic context.
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How does North Dakota make money?
bob wanted money
How did the British view Indians?
well british veiw Indians as money . its not just money . british killed people take over the province that's how british ruled India in 1857 british was no longer allince . well they raped princees and bomb their land.
What is the British money sign?
The £ sign
What are the advantages of Australia joining the british empire?
More money for BritainSpace for British prisonersduno anymore
Did the money from the Stamp Act go to British soldiers?
No!
What is a bob in money?
A "bob" is a British slang term that refers to one shilling, which is equivalent to 12 pence. The term is derived from the old British currency system that was used before decimalization in 1971. Although the shilling is no longer in circulation, "bob" is sometimes still used informally to refer to money in a nostalgic context.
What is the value of a bob used as slang for old British money?
A "bob" was a shilling. 12 pence to the shilling, 20 shillings to the pound pre-decimalisation'
What has the author Bob Money written?
Bob Money has written: '\\'
What is a bob in English money?
A "bob" is a colloquial term that historically referred to a shilling in British currency, particularly before decimalization in 1971. One bob was equivalent to 12 old pence. Although the term is largely outdated now, it is sometimes used in nostalgic contexts or to evoke a sense of traditional British currency.
When was Bob Russell - British politician - born?
Bob Russell - British politician - was born on 1946-03-31.
How much is 30 bob in to days money?
30 bob in today's money is £1.50.
What nationality is bob the builder?
british.......
What was Bob Marley's father?
british
When was Bob Stewart - British Army officer - born?
Bob Stewart - British Army officer - was born on 1949-07-07.
Where did bob Charles win the british open?
Bob Charles won the 1963 British Open at Royal Lytham and St. Annes
Who made up Bob the builder?
Bob the Builder was created by British artist, Keith Chapman.
What is Bob Barr's ethnicity?
Bob Barr is of European descent, specifically German and British ancestry.
