How much was 10 pence in World War 1?

The pound sterling was the currency of the United Kingdom during World War 1. The pound was divided into 240 pence, so 10 pence was worth 1/24th of a pound. In 1914, the pound sterling was worth about $4.85, so 10 pence was worth about 20 cents.

Who first invented helicopters in 1909?

To cut back on use of essential goods for war?

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