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What does DCB stand for?

Decimal Currency Board (British conversion of pounds to decimal units managing body)


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Samples in periodicals archive:
The Decimal Currency Board had stockpiled 120 million of the 50p coins at banks around the country ready fortheir introduction.
Lord Fiske, head of the Decimal Currency Board, in 1970.
And as decimilisation day drew nearer, the Decimal Currency Board asked for the views of organisations around the country on whether the sixpence should be retained with a value of 2.
The Decimal Currency Board was forced to issue a public denial of reports that the coin was so unpopular it was to be withdrawn.
The changeover was presided over by the Decimal Currency Board which splashed out pounds 1.

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