Are these England notes worth keeping? [solved]

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Posted: 8 Ara 2022, 23:01 #
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Hi all

I accumulated these £5 and £10 notes from late 2019 until early this year.

 

I know the serial numbers are unique but are any of the notes worth keeping or rather cashed in for coins.

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xrp
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Posted: 9 Ara 2022, 00:03 #
Edited: 9 Ara 2022, 00:09
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Just exchange them for what you like. They are not in particularly great condition nor serial numbers are fancy. Not to say Elizabeth II is jumping out out of every pocket in terms of banknotes. So many banknotes with her face all over the world. 

 

If you would have for example birth date of Churchill or Elizabeth II as a part of serial number i would shell immediately around 50 pounds in this condition. In UNC, times 10 of 50. But that is me, some other collectors like other things

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Posted: 9 Ara 2022, 12:05 #
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xrp

Just exchange them for what you like. They are not in particularly great condition nor serial numbers are fancy. Not to say Elizabeth II is jumping out out of every pocket in terms of banknotes. So many banknotes with her face all over the world. 

 

If you would have for example birth date of Churchill or Elizabeth II as a part of serial number i would shell immediately around 50 pounds in this condition. In UNC, times 10 of 50. But that is me, some other collectors like other things

Ok thanks, I’ll cash them in for any King Charles coins that have been released.

Hi to whoever is reading this. Did you know that TYPEWRITER (on a QWERTY keyboard) is the longest word you can type using only the letters on one row of the keyboard.
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