Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... cent- , 10s . - cent , 8s . 4d . - cent and 5s . - cent . The fact that recording capacity on " full conversion " would sometimes be increased , and increased further under some systems than others , is likely to be of only marginal ...
... cent- , 10s . - cent , 8s . 4d . - cent and 5s . - cent . The fact that recording capacity on " full conversion " would sometimes be increased , and increased further under some systems than others , is likely to be of only marginal ...
Page 76
... cent system we have assumed that the half - crown would remain as 25 cent coin . This assumption shows the 10s . - cent system in a favourable light ; in theory ( Chapter XI , paragraph 401 ) there is no room in a decimal series for both 20 ...
... cent system we have assumed that the half - crown would remain as 25 cent coin . This assumption shows the 10s . - cent system in a favourable light ; in theory ( Chapter XI , paragraph 401 ) there is no room in a decimal series for both 20 ...
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... cent ( 4s . value ) coin , and the with- drawal of the half - crown ( 12 cents value ) . Under a 10s . - cent system the sixpence could remain in use with a 5 cent value . It would be a cheaper coin to make than the comparatively large 2 ...
... cent ( 4s . value ) coin , and the with- drawal of the half - crown ( 12 cents value ) . Under a 10s . - cent system the sixpence could remain in use with a 5 cent value . It would be a cheaper coin to make than the comparatively large 2 ...
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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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