Nessie
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That is the Brittish Pound. So if you pay with American money, know our dollar is weak compared to the Pound so you will really be paying double! ! |
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Andrew J
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British pounds. |
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Beetroot Yourself
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That's the British pound sign (the British currency). Your American dollar is worth roughly half of our British pounds so the item would be about $8:00.
I'm amazed you don't know that, says a lot about your smarts.. |
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jAMES!
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British Pounds,
Worth Much more than American Dollars and Australian Dollars. |
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nellephant_1
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it means british pounds. I suggest that you read a book or something. |
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Brian R
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That's the symbol for pounds sterling. It's the British currency, a rough conversion is that £1 = $2. |
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mel
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the british pound symbol. |
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cknight1317
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It stands for British Pounds Sterling.
Basically (last I checked) a $10.00 item was like 13 pounds. |
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UK Actionman
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£1 is worth about $2......... Roughly.
It stands for English Pounds. (Currency) |
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Tomcat6
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that is 4 pounds so about 8 dollars |
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D.O.T ~ The original "Veg@n
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That is the symbol for pounds like $ is for dollars. |
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roeungt
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British pounds. The pound is the currency in Great Britain. It is now currently 2x more than the dollar. Stay away from the pound. Shipping is also a ******. |
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rin_zala
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thats the british pound
for kicks,
€ is a euro and anytihng with a $ doesn't necessarily mean that its american, could be australian, canadian and a million other things, so make sure it says stuff life US, or CAN |
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DonT BE tOO ScaRED tO LOve ã‚·
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£ is the pounds sign. It is like the British dollar sign. |
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tom4bucs
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the price is listed in British Currency |
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answergiver
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Yes it is pounds, as in England, Great Britain--
you can go to any currency exchange rates website, just type in those words on the search bar and you can find out what an American dollar is in comparison to a pound.
You use USD (U.S. Dollar) to GBP (Great Britain Pound) and you find out that one US Dollar is worth fifty three cents in pounds today. It's really quite sad, don't expect it to go up much any time soon. |
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LUCIOUS LADY
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this is british curency |
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d m
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The price is in British Pounds. The cost in US dollars will vary with the current exchange rate which varies from day to day.
Also, if you pay with US dollars, say with a credit card, the CC company will charge a currency exchange fee, usually 2-3% of the dollar amount.
At this writing, a US dollar is equal to about 0.54 British pounds.
So if the price is 100 pounds, the number of us dollars needed would be around 200. |
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A. L
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As everyone else has already said, that symbol represents the British currency, the British Pound (GPB).
More importantly for you, however, is that you be able to convert it into American dollars. The most reliable currency exchange calculator I have found on the web is www.xe.com, which indicates that 3.99GPB is the equivalent of 7.44589 USD.
Good luck with your bidding! |
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Swimmer Girl
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It's the British pound.
UK currency.
It used to be worth less than $1. |
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