1 IMP to GBP British Pound

1 Isle of Man Pound ( IMP ) = 1 British Pound (GBP)

1 IMP = 1 GBP

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1 Isle of Man Pound ( IMP ) Is equal to 1 British Pound (GBP)
Isle of Man Pound
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Isle of Man Pound

Isle of Man Pound , The pound (Manx: Punt Manninagh; abbreviation: IMP; sign: £) is the currency of the Isle of Man, at parity with sterling. The Manx pound is divided into 100 pence. Notes and coins, denominated in pounds and pence, are issued by the Isle of Man Government. The Isle of Man is in a one-sided de facto currency union with the United Kingdom: the Manx government has decided to make sterling currency legal tender on the island, and to back its own notes and coins with Bank of England notes. Manx government notes may, on demand, be exchanged at par for Bank of England notes of equivalent value at any office of the Isle of Man Bank. All notes and coins that are legal tender in any part of the United Kingdom (e.g. Bank of England notes) are legal tender within the Isle of Man. Unlike Northern Irish and Scottish notes, the UK does not require the Isle of Man government to back the Manx notes and coins with Bank of England notes or securities. There is no restriction under British law on the number of notes and coins they may issue, but equally Manx notes are not legal currency in the UK as they have not been approved by the British Parliament. The notes and coins are not underwritten by the UK government or the Bank of England, and there is no guarantee of convertibility beyond that given by the Manx authorities.However, the requirement in the island's Currency Act 1992 for the Isle of Man Treasury to exchange Manx Pound banknotes on demand for Bank of England notes in practice restricts the issue of unbacked currency, and the aggregate total of notes issued must be pre-approved by Tynwald. ISO 4217 does not include a currency code for the Manx pound, but the abbreviation IMP may be seen. ("IM" is the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code allocated to the Isle of Man.) Find out more from wikipedia

British Pound

United Kingdom Pound,UK,England,Northern Ireland,Scotland,Wales,Falkland Islands,Gibraltar,Guernsey,Isle of Man,Jersey,Saint Helena and Ascension,South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands,Tristan da Cunha ,United Kingdom Pound,UK,England,Northern Ireland,Scotland,Wales,Falkland Islands,Gibraltar,Guernsey,Isle of Man,Jersey,Saint Helena and Ascension,South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands,Tristan da Cunha , The pound (sign: £) is the main unit of sterling, and the word "pound" is also used to refer to the British currency generally, often qualified in international.The pound sterling is the oldest existing currency that dates back to mainland Europe. The name of this currency comes from the Latin word "libra", which means weight and balance. The Bank of England has been the issuing authority for sterling banknotes for over 300 years, and banknotes have gone through many changes over that time. The first pound sterling coin did not appear until 1489 during the reign of Henry VII. Pound sterling notes began to circulate in England shortly after the founding of the Bank of England in 1694 and were originally handwritten notes. The pound continued to operate with its complex system of shillings and pennies until the introduction of the decimal system in 1971. In 1660, coinage was mechanized and design features such as side letters were introduced to eliminate clipping of the money. The pound sterling survives as an independent currency while much of Europe accepts the euro as its common currency, which also seemed like the likely fate of the pound sterling in the early 21st century. As for the "Scottish pound", it existed until the Act of Union of 1707 created a new monetary system based on the value of the pound south of the Scottish border. The Bank of Scotland was created in 1695, just a year after the Bank of England, and still exists today as part of HBOS, a subsidiary of the Lloyds Banking Group based in Edinburgh. Countries using the pound sterling The pound sterling is the official currency of the United Kingdom (consisting of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland). Current coins and banknotes of the pound sterling There are currently five different denominations of banknotes in circulation: £5, £10, £20 and £50. There are also £1 notes, but these are rare as they are printed in Scotland. All sterling banknotes include some security measures. For more information about them, visit the Bank of England website.
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5 IMP	=	5 GBP
10 IMP	=	10 GBP
15 IMP	=	15 GBP
20 IMP	=	20 GBP
25 IMP	=	25 GBP
30 IMP	=	30 GBP
35 IMP	=	35 GBP
40 IMP	=	40 GBP
45 IMP	=	45 GBP
50 IMP	=	50 GBP
55 IMP	=	55 GBP
60 IMP	=	60 GBP
65 IMP	=	65 GBP
70 IMP	=	70 GBP
75 IMP	=	75 GBP
80 IMP	=	80 GBP
85 IMP	=	85 GBP
90 IMP	=	90 GBP
95 IMP	=	95 GBP
100 IMP	=	100 GBP
105 IMP	=	105 GBP
110 IMP	=	110 GBP
115 IMP	=	115 GBP
120 IMP	=	120 GBP
125 IMP	=	125 GBP
130 IMP	=	130 GBP
135 IMP	=	135 GBP
140 IMP	=	140 GBP
145 IMP	=	145 GBP
150 IMP	=	150 GBP
155 IMP	=	155 GBP
160 IMP	=	160 GBP
165 IMP	=	165 GBP
170 IMP	=	170 GBP
175 IMP	=	175 GBP
180 IMP	=	180 GBP
185 IMP	=	185 GBP
190 IMP	=	190 GBP
195 IMP	=	195 GBP
200 IMP	=	200 GBP
205 IMP	=	205 GBP
210 IMP	=	210 GBP
215 IMP	=	215 GBP
220 IMP	=	220 GBP
225 IMP	=	225 GBP
230 IMP	=	230 GBP
235 IMP	=	235 GBP
240 IMP	=	240 GBP
245 IMP	=	245 GBP
250 IMP	=	250 GBP
255 IMP	=	255 GBP
260 IMP	=	260 GBP
265 IMP	=	265 GBP
270 IMP	=	270 GBP
275 IMP	=	275 GBP
280 IMP	=	280 GBP
285 IMP	=	285 GBP
290 IMP	=	290 GBP
295 IMP	=	295 GBP
300 IMP	=	300 GBP
305 IMP	=	305 GBP
310 IMP	=	310 GBP
315 IMP	=	315 GBP
320 IMP	=	320 GBP
325 IMP	=	325 GBP
330 IMP	=	330 GBP
335 IMP	=	335 GBP
340 IMP	=	340 GBP
345 IMP	=	345 GBP
350 IMP	=	350 GBP
355 IMP	=	355 GBP
360 IMP	=	360 GBP
365 IMP	=	365 GBP
370 IMP	=	370 GBP
375 IMP	=	375 GBP
380 IMP	=	380 GBP
385 IMP	=	385 GBP
390 IMP	=	390 GBP
395 IMP	=	395 GBP
400 IMP	=	400 GBP
405 IMP	=	405 GBP
410 IMP	=	410 GBP
415 IMP	=	415 GBP
420 IMP	=	420 GBP
425 IMP	=	425 GBP
430 IMP	=	430 GBP
435 IMP	=	435 GBP
440 IMP	=	440 GBP
445 IMP	=	445 GBP
450 IMP	=	450 GBP
455 IMP	=	455 GBP
460 IMP	=	460 GBP
465 IMP	=	465 GBP
470 IMP	=	470 GBP
475 IMP	=	475 GBP
480 IMP	=	480 GBP
485 IMP	=	485 GBP
490 IMP	=	490 GBP
495 IMP	=	495 GBP
500 IMP	=	500 GBP


5 GBP	=	5 IMP
10 GBP	=	10 IMP
15 GBP	=	15 IMP
20 GBP	=	20 IMP
25 GBP	=	25 IMP
30 GBP	=	30 IMP
35 GBP	=	35 IMP
40 GBP	=	40 IMP
45 GBP	=	45 IMP
50 GBP	=	50 IMP
55 GBP	=	55 IMP
60 GBP	=	60 IMP
65 GBP	=	65 IMP
70 GBP	=	70 IMP
75 GBP	=	75 IMP
80 GBP	=	80 IMP
85 GBP	=	85 IMP
90 GBP	=	90 IMP
95 GBP	=	95 IMP
100 GBP	=	100 IMP
105 GBP	=	105 IMP
110 GBP	=	110 IMP
115 GBP	=	115 IMP
120 GBP	=	120 IMP
125 GBP	=	125 IMP
130 GBP	=	130 IMP
135 GBP	=	135 IMP
140 GBP	=	140 IMP
145 GBP	=	145 IMP
150 GBP	=	150 IMP
155 GBP	=	155 IMP
160 GBP	=	160 IMP
165 GBP	=	165 IMP
170 GBP	=	170 IMP
175 GBP	=	175 IMP
180 GBP	=	180 IMP
185 GBP	=	185 IMP
190 GBP	=	190 IMP
195 GBP	=	195 IMP
200 GBP	=	200 IMP
205 GBP	=	205 IMP
210 GBP	=	210 IMP
215 GBP	=	215 IMP
220 GBP	=	220 IMP
225 GBP	=	225 IMP
230 GBP	=	230 IMP
235 GBP	=	235 IMP
240 GBP	=	240 IMP
245 GBP	=	245 IMP
250 GBP	=	250 IMP
255 GBP	=	255 IMP
260 GBP	=	260 IMP
265 GBP	=	265 IMP
270 GBP	=	270 IMP
275 GBP	=	275 IMP
280 GBP	=	280 IMP
285 GBP	=	285 IMP
290 GBP	=	290 IMP
295 GBP	=	295 IMP
300 GBP	=	300 IMP
305 GBP	=	305 IMP
310 GBP	=	310 IMP
315 GBP	=	315 IMP
320 GBP	=	320 IMP
325 GBP	=	325 IMP
330 GBP	=	330 IMP
335 GBP	=	335 IMP
340 GBP	=	340 IMP
345 GBP	=	345 IMP
350 GBP	=	350 IMP
355 GBP	=	355 IMP
360 GBP	=	360 IMP
365 GBP	=	365 IMP
370 GBP	=	370 IMP
375 GBP	=	375 IMP
380 GBP	=	380 IMP
385 GBP	=	385 IMP
390 GBP	=	390 IMP
395 GBP	=	395 IMP
400 GBP	=	400 IMP
405 GBP	=	405 IMP
410 GBP	=	410 IMP
415 GBP	=	415 IMP
420 GBP	=	420 IMP
425 GBP	=	425 IMP
430 GBP	=	430 IMP
435 GBP	=	435 IMP
440 GBP	=	440 IMP
445 GBP	=	445 IMP
450 GBP	=	450 IMP
455 GBP	=	455 IMP
460 GBP	=	460 IMP
465 GBP	=	465 IMP
470 GBP	=	470 IMP
475 GBP	=	475 IMP
480 GBP	=	480 IMP
485 GBP	=	485 IMP
490 GBP	=	490 IMP
495 GBP	=	495 IMP
500 GBP	=	500 IMP

1 IMP to GBP British Pound