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Half Crown

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Half Crown
A former coin in the United Kingdom equal in value to 1/8 of one British pound. Half crowns were demonetized in 1970, the year before the pound was decimalized.


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On the day, before the coaches arrived, the club committeemen would hand out a shiny half crown (13p) to each of the children.
WARWICKSHIRE players helped to secure a record win for England at the Home Nations Championship in the sport of petanque - also known as boules Jack Linstead, of Warwick Petanque Club, joined forces with Richard Powell, of the Half Crown Petanque Club in Stockton, and Brian Stote, of Coventry Petanque Club, along with junior player Philip Hamilton, from the Isle of Wight, to take on the best petanque players from Wales and Scotland at the contest.
Mgr Shields said: "The concert tickets were a half crown and bringing him to Dundalk cost around five punts.
 
 
 
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