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Pre-Decimalisation Currency

lostpuzzler | 10:10 Thu 27th Dec 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Answers are pre-decimalisation currency.
1. A poorly fish.
2. Mars, Jupiter, Saturn

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Calibax

1 Six quid? (sick squid)
2 Three farthings (far things)

Tilly2

1 sixspence?

Tilly2

I didn't think there was a fish called a spence. Clutching at straws!

Calibax

^Hi Tilly, well a squid isn't really a fish either but I can't think of anything better.

1) it's nearly shilling - sh+ill+ling - but there's nothing to give the sh

Tilly2

Well done with three far things, Calibax. That was good.

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Many thanks!!

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