Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
GBP?
Todd O. Cronkhite Maine Native in FL. Exile :~(
>On e-bay when a seller is from Austrailia/Europe it says GBP. I'm curious as to what that stands for. I fiqure the GB stands for Great Brition, but what does the P stand for? Post? Person? Just wondering.
Todd O.
Re: GBP?
Tim Caley - North Little Rock
>British Pound. Their equivalent to our dollar.
GBP=Great Britain Pound (Sterling)
Bob Hutchins in central TX
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YUP!!!!
Walter McClain
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Pounds (the money kind)
mike recchione
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Re: GBP=Great Britain Pound (Sterling)
Jeremy Osner
>Is "Pound Sterling" still an accurate description of the GBP? I thought it was just "Pound" nowadays (i.e. post-decimalization).
Here You Go, Jeremy! *LINK*
Bob Hutchins in central TX
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British Currency
Re: Thanx
Jeremy Osner
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Re: Here You Go, Jeremy!
Don Thompson - Cutler Ridge, Florida
>I know it is more efficient and all that, but I liked the old British money better than the new metric pound.
Quick: How many groats in a guinea! :-)
Depends On How Long It's Been in the Yard
Bob Hutchins in central TX
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