NEW FIFTY: Bank of England unveils latest £50 note
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 พ.ย. 2011
- The Bank of England has unveiled its new £50 note, which features a "motion thread" containing moving images for increased security. . Report by Sophie Foster. Like us on Facebook at / itn and follow us on Twitter at / itn
Why don't banks part fill ATMs with £50 notes? If drawing out more than £100 you could easily take one; perhaps two or three for £200. This fad of not wanting to take £50 notes needs to stop. It's perfectly legal tender and should be accepted as such. They have €50 and even €100 notes abroad don't they?
Nigel C Ingle Today's governor Mark Carney is not in favour of them.
Christopher Watson Why bother printing all this lot then? There must be millions of pounds worth here. A £50 note equals two £20s and a £10. If you have around £300 in your wallet in £20s it's going to be a bit of a squeeze, depending on the size of your wallet. Six £50s will be a hell of a lot easier to deal with.
No plans currently for a polymer £50 but the Bank of England told the FT in December 2016 there were no plans to end the £50 either. Only paper note in a few years time though.
Mark Carney not in favour of them? He comes from Canada and their $100 bill is worth £59. Two faced fool.
When I got my holiday money from the Post Office they gave me a €100 note. When I got to France it was very difficult to spend. Shops refused to accept it. I even took it to a bank to get changed and the bank refused to break it up!
Some idiots want rid of £50 notes by the early 2020's saying £20 should the largest note to combat laundering and 'black economy'. Largest Euro notes are 500, (over £400). Are they also saying Europe's largest note should be 25 Euro? £20 by then would be equivalent to £5 in the early 1980's when the £50 first came into being. For crying out loud lol....
That is exactly what I have been thinking of. What is the point of withdrawing large denominations if inflation will need those notes anyway? Besides, money laundering and "black economy" will still exist even if they withdraw paper money from circulation.
Exactly that. Plus it would put the UK having the smallest value highest denomination note in the western world. E.g outside of the EU, Australia use 100 dollar notes, (£56). We are becoming a laughing stock anyway beyond having tiddly notes with this Brexit business and other matters besides. Unfortunately nutters like Peter Sands see it otherwise.
I get the impression that the 50 pound is rare? I thought it was the same as 50 euro but more worth.
It is, and yes Rare. We are all poor in the UK.
@trains and trams Pretty funny because the €50 note is the most used banknote in the EU.
@trains and trams Most transactions in the European Union are done cash wise. However, I am from the Netherlands and the Netherlands is leader in the European Union when it comes to debit card payments. Nevertheless I still see that payments are done in cash quite often. About every two weeks I spot an 50€ banknote. Mostly elderly people use banknotes but its not rare to have an 50€ banknote at home. I usually have 20€ cash with me in case my debit card fails or I lose my debit card, so I don't become empty-handed. I think a lot of people use 50€ notes as backup money.
nice still have 2 of these £50 notes give into me back in 2013 and one of these notes is worth around $70-$75 but $120-125 using the post brexit Pound Sterling to US Dollar exchange rate
Yes, they're printing shitloads of these, but they're also destroying the old ones as they filter back to the bank, in about a year the old note will not be legal tender any more and can be exchanged forever at the bank for a new one or kept as a novelty.
@Ratchet936 Yes.. Go to ITV news, you will see a post showing the bank of England making loads of new 1s its quite interesting
Wow, loooks good!
I am getting this recommended when the Bank is issuing new polymer £50 note!
Those are cool...I gotta get me a few.
well i haven't seen this note yet & i live in england.
@shinobizuken whats the story?
I got 800 in 50 pound banknotes at home that my dad gave me for my b day
Factory money job helpful go thank you
i want jordan and peter andre on it...!
I remember an exchange student trying to pay for a sandwich with a £50 note
i have lived in England all my life (now I'm 16) and i've never seen a £50 note for some reason
rgqwerty63 wow
where in england
rgqwerty63 that's because you're a Fucking peasant. Now shut up and stop making us look bad.
I was selling something for £110 and the guy gave me two. I'm thinking they're fake, but I thought Google. I couldn't see the change but after a min saw it. I guess is hard to copy but I know someone will. I also used my UV light and pen
I live in the US and I bought one 50 pound note. They are huge. I mean, it could barely fit in my pocket.
@urban8fxs Printing more money will cause inflation of rise and devalues the currency. It's not the solution.
@Ratchet3Mark shops do take them and hardly anyone uses them because they use credit cards to pay for very expensive things were as in the past they would have used cheques or a lot of fifty pound notes. So get ur facts right
It'll soon cost more to produce than it's worth!
oh man look at all the notes....if i worked there id take a few hehe
It's relative. The more money they print, the less money's worth.
Fifty - soon to be the new Twenty.
what happens to the old £50 notes? if nobody wants them, ill take em!!!
The £50 note is a bit like a species of Finch, the Hawfinch. You’ll hardly ever see the bloody thing.
well what about 100 pound note only used by bank of England and it's not for the public
Walk through airport customs with more than a thousand pounds worth and watch what happens...
why no 100£ notes?
LampRed Bank of Scotland have a 100 pound note you can use it in England but most small shop won't accept it
£100 notes are only available in Scotland. People have told me you actually cannot use £100 in England, Wales or Ireland.
I just bought a 50 pound note here in Canada at a foreign exchange place and I paid $89.00 Canadian (including a $4.00 fee) for it. I am holding USD, Swiss Francs, Euros, British Pounds and Canadian Dollars (and some gold coins) as a store of wealth. Maybe $10,000 Canadian worth of each currency just in case the world economy gets worse than it is. This may be a mistake or such but it just feels good to hold multiple currencies.
SilverHunterN only place I know you can use it , is the casino
I know I'm a bit late but there is no point in having a £100 note in England, most places/people don't like or sometimes even refuse the £50 note.
Just when the US starts to get color in our money, you guys have to put even more colour in yours. Dang you England!
spending a 50 pound note in shops there usually a bit funny or they wont accept it
Srsly, I don’t rlly like the new design in the 2021 one
More FIAT currency
how to solve the uk money prob? Print shit loads of these!
Hi, have you heard of this plan called the Intellitus Cash System? (google it). My sister says it gets people plenty of cold hard cash.
bring out a £100 note with HARRY PATCH ON> as we are now 100 years from the great war.
Breaking news! New pieces of paper that somehow represent wealth are being mass produced
a bit obvious to me. the last TOMMY. HARRY PATCH.
I got given a stake of 50£ notes but. I thought it was fake cash I throw it away and a homles guy picks it up and walks in to a shop and comes out with new cloves a phone and food fml
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