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Falkland Islands Pound

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Falkland Islands Pound
The currency of the Falkland Islands. It was introduced in 1833 and is pegged to the British pound at par. British pounds are usually accepted on the Falkland Islands as if they were Falkland Islands pounds.
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We had problems getting sterling on our debit card because we didn't have our chequebook (you need both to withdraw sterling in the Falkland Islands), so we withdrew 450 Falkland Islands pounds at the local Standard Chartered branch.
Why can't I exchange my Falklands fivers? by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
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