About £6.6bn in old banknotes has not been cashed in across the UK, even though the paper £20 and £50 stopped being legal tender in October 2022. Paper banknotes have been replaced with plastic notes ...

The Central Bank has exchanged almost €1.5m worth of old pound notes and coins over the past three years which people had stashed away since the introduction of the euro.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer announces plans to withdraw the £1 note on 12 November 1984. Chancellor Nigel Lawson tells MPs that pound coins were slightly more expensive to produce, but would ...

The Bank of England has not yet set out its six-month deadline for the paper £20 to stop being legal tender More than £24.5 billion in old fivers, tenners and twenty pound paper notes are still ...

WE’RE getting used to plastic fivers and tenners and are now awaiting the official announcement from the Bank of England on when the polymer £20 notes will be introduced. The polymer tenner c… ...

Nearly three million coins with King Charles' portrait will be making their way into people's pockets this week.

Incredibly special £20 note sells for £9,400 thanks to easily-missed detail The £20 note features highly sought-after detail and picked up a whopping £9,400 when it went under the hammer.

The Bank of England is expected to replace coins and bills with Queen Elizabeth's likeness with a rendering of King Charles III in a process that may take two years.

Rare 'Charles' £20 note selling for whopping £12,000 - but only if you have correct serial number Both £5 and £20 notes are selling for thousands of pounds - here's how to check if you have one ...

New £1 coin, £10 and £20 note release dates and more questions answered We will soon have a 12-sided pound coin and new plastic banks notes in our pockets. Here is everything you need to know ...

The Chancellor of the Exchequer announces plans to withdraw the £1 note on 12 November 1984. Chancellor Nigel Lawson tells MPs that pound coins were slightly more expensive to produce, but would ...

The Coin Collecting Wizard has highlighted that some £5 and £20 notes are being snapped up for thousands of pounds.