The monetary unit in Britain was penny, shilling and pound from small to large, but shilling was abolished in the British monetary reform in 197 1. Gini, the name of the ancient British currency. 1 Gini = 1.05, 1 = 20 shillings, 1 shilling = 12 old pence, so 1 = 240 old pence, 1 Gini = 2/. However, in 197 1 year, the shilling was abolished and the old pennies were replaced by new pennies. Now there are only two monetary units, the pound and the new penny, 1 pound = 100 new penny.

Gini currency appeared in 1633, which was the first machine-produced currency in Britain, but it soon climbed with the rise of gold price.

After 1733, the Gini currency has exceeded its original face value several times, and has gradually become the currency of people's collection. In fact, the Gini coin has completely lost its cash function here and can only be used as a slowly appreciating collection. 18 16 The British government announced that the Gini would withdraw from the ranks of circulating currencies and would no longer conduct face value transactions.

Gini is too expensive. Half of the Gini gold coins in the picture are now charging more than 5,000 RMB, which is too expensive to play. Now I have pounds, shillings and pence, and a painting is half a guinea! The second picture is a small set of pounds! The third picture is English 10 shilling! The fourth picture shows the new penny set. I have all three photos except one.