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If you could/can work out the change from a pound on a 4s-6½ (four shillings and six and a halfpence) packet of fags (circa 1050s), you'd hardly be likely to ha
by vixen99 9y ago
If you could/can work out the change from a pound on a 4s-6½ (four shillings and six and a halfpence) packet of fags (circa 1050s), you'd hardly be likely to have much problem with metric.
[As was: 1 pound = 240 pence = 20 shillings i.e. 1 shilling = 12 pence]
- beojan 9y agoI don't think they had tobacco in the 1050s.