Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... 10s . - cent systems but would not approach those of an 8s . 4d . - cent system . 298. It is possible to introduce a 10s . - cent system without incurring significant slot machine ... cent system we consider that all the present coins.
... 10s . - cent systems but would not approach those of an 8s . 4d . - cent system . 298. It is possible to introduce a 10s . - cent system without incurring significant slot machine ... cent system we consider that all the present coins.
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... 10s . - cent system as a cent , just as a penny equivalent ( 1 · 2d . ) would obviously have to be part of a £ -cent system ; part of it , indeed , for much longer than the cent would be needed in a 10s . - cent system . The fact that a ...
... 10s . - cent system as a cent , just as a penny equivalent ( 1 · 2d . ) would obviously have to be part of a £ -cent system ; part of it , indeed , for much longer than the cent would be needed in a 10s . - cent system . The fact that a ...
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... cent , and it is not possible to determine the number who proposed a pure * 10s . - cent system as opposed to a £ -cent - system . Nevertheless , we can say that £ -cent and 10s . - cent systems , or variants of them , received roughly ...
... cent , and it is not possible to determine the number who proposed a pure * 10s . - cent system as opposed to a £ -cent - system . Nevertheless , we can say that £ -cent and 10s . - cent systems , or variants of them , received roughly ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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