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The Bank of England issues banknotes that circulate in all of British Europe, but only in England and Wales is the Bank of England the sole banknote issuer. The Bank of England started issuing notes in 1694, but the earliest surviving issues are from 1705.

Some current issues:

	Front	Back
P336 10 punds 1934	Image courtesy of and © Lyn Knight Currency Auctions
P376r 10 pounds (1970-77)	Image courtesy of and © Lyn Knight Currency Auctions
P388a 50 pounds	Image courtesy of and © Lyn Knight Currency Auctions	Image courtesy of and © Lyn Knight Currency Auctions
10 pounds (present)		Charles Darwin
	English Paper Money is the standard catalogue on Bank of England banknotes since 1694. It also covers banknotes issued by the British Treasury.	Collectors' Banknotes 2006: Treasury and Bank of England is a cheaper and not so thorough catalogue of Bank of England and Treasury notes.

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