Learning About Money, Enterprise and The Business of Life
Learning About Money, Enterprise and The Business of Life
The British Pound is the oldest currency in use today. Originally forged from pure silver, (hence the name Stirling) it has a fascinating history… From its birth in 760, the Pound has shaped the way we in the UK live our lives. Not only has it improved our opportunities to travel, it is the 4th most traded currency and is still established as one of the most valuable currencies in the world.
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Very fascinating history of UK currency. Thanks for sharing Dan!
Thanks George – we like a bit of history here in the UK!