10 Shillings GBP Banknote (Elizabeth II) 1960-1970

10 Shillings British Pound (Issued 1960-1970)

The ten shilling note, worth half a pound, was one of the most familiar pieces of British paper money before decimalisation. This Series C issue, bearing the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, circulated through the 1960s until the ten shilling note was withdrawn and replaced by the fifty pence coin in 1970.

On the front, the note is printed predominantly in reddish-brown, with the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II to the right, the heading of the Bank of England, the value ‘TEN SHILLINGS’ and the promise to pay, together with the signature of the Chief Cashier and fine guilloché security work.

The reverse features a seated Britannia within an ornamental panel, the value repeated in numerals and words, and dense engine-turned background patterning providing both decoration and security.

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