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GBP

Currency code for British Pound sterling, commonly called the pound (Symbol is £). The third largest reserve currency in the world, it traces its origins to Anglo-Saxon times and is the oldest currency in use today.

GBP

Currency code for British Pound sterling, commonly called the pound (Symbol is £). The third largest reserve currency in the world, it traces its origins to Anglo-Saxon times and is the oldest currency in use today.

GBP

Currency code for British Pound sterling, commonly called the pound (Symbol is £). The third largest reserve currency in the world, it traces its origins to Anglo-Saxon times and is the oldest currency in use today.

GBP

Currency code for British Pound sterling, commonly called the pound (Symbol is £). The third largest reserve currency in the world, it traces its origins to Anglo-Saxon times and is the oldest currency in use today.

GBP

Currency code for British Pound sterling, commonly called the pound (Symbol is £). The third largest reserve currency in the world, it traces its origins to Anglo-Saxon times and is the oldest currency in use today.

GBP

Currency code for British Pound sterling, commonly called the pound (Symbol is £). The third largest reserve currency in the world, it traces its origins to Anglo-Saxon times and is the oldest currency in use today.

GBP

Currency code for British Pound sterling, commonly called the pound (Symbol is £). The third largest reserve currency in the world, it traces its origins to Anglo-Saxon times and is the oldest currency in use today.

GBP

Currency code for British Pound sterling, commonly called the pound (Symbol is £). The third largest reserve currency in the world, it traces its origins to Anglo-Saxon times and is the oldest currency in use today.

GBP

Currency code for British Pound sterling, commonly called the pound (Symbol is £). The third largest reserve currency in the world, it traces its origins to Anglo-Saxon times and is the oldest currency in use today.

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