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What a feeling it was, going home with this in your pocket.
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yes
But £2 15/9? not a lot for a weeks work  |
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if you got them coins in 1970 it was a right bonus in yer pocket because of the silver content!
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6/4 yer cash if I remember right.
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70-74 were good years for silver coin finders,
pre 1920 coins worth even more.....21-46 were 50% silver. so were going for about 6 times face value that note looks like a jb page so 1970-78? |
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thrupenny bit legal until mid 1971 !
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I thought it earlier. Late supper, will check later.
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25 1/4 hours worked!
Was he/she on a 3 day week? 2/- an hour seems a bit low even for 1970 |
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Magnified it and it does look like his signature.
The only Paige note I've got is from 78. That note pictured as you'll know was first issued in 1960. |
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That why I thought it earlier mmm.
Seemed like a wage from the mid 60s. |
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could be a real pay packet, with notes and coins put in to make
a good picture of course. |
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It was great days. I worked for the civil service and they rounded up to the nearest 10/-.
Was on £4 odds  but every 3rd week I got £4 10/-. what a week that was  |