agius1520
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You used to get them in Scotland, dont know if they still do them now, no £1 notes in England though |
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tom.wales@btinternet.com
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Not as rare as the £3 note |
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Sarah
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very rare as they have not been legal tender since 1984. If you have one in good condition it might be worth something. |
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aldane g
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probably; but not jamaica because the are used widely as foreing exchange here daily |
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Clyde Banks
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Rare as anything, at least in my wallet anyway |
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Stephen M
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they don't exist anymore and are not legal tender so you couldn't buy anything in a shop with them, but there's probably still enough around for them not to be collectable, sorry |
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Polo
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They are getting scarcer but, as with the £1 coin, they are no longer worth much! |
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♣ My Brainhurts ♣
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Dear PinkPixie it is true that they are no longer in use but alas no they are not rare. |
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LOL
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pound_sterling |
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wildcatsrule12
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well i work in accounts and sales mixed and i havent seen a pound note |
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toecutter
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not worth alot |
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tmnasn
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There very much still available in Scotland. I have 4 in my wallet right now. |
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kirsty m
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£1 notes are still in use here in scotland, i have 1 in my purse just now, they are only in use here in scotland. Dont listen to ppl saying they are not in legal tender, my son loves them we have to save them for him as they r running out. |
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vikki w
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yeah they are rare but if you want 1 you could get 1 off ebay |
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Mrs Paterson x
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they're actually mostly only available up here in scotland, england have a habit of refusing to accept them in their shops. but they are slowly going out of circulation up here too x
sarah i think youll find that they are still legal tender! they are still accepted all over scotland x |
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