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In the 1400s, the value of a pound varied greatly depending on the region and economic conditions. In England, one pound was worth 20 shillings, each shilling comprising 12 pennies. The purchasing power was significant, but it fluctuated due to factors like inflation, war, and supply shortages.

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khushnuma

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