We stock a wide range of ten shilling banknotes in varying collectable grades. From early chief cashier signatures to the modern issues. The British government, not the Bank of England, first issued the ten shilling or ‘ten bob’ note in 1914. In 1928, the Bank of England took over the printing of the ten shilling note. The ten shilling note was eventually replaced by the fifty pence coin in 1969 after the decision was made to decimalise British currency.