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Line 6: [http://www.britannica.com/bps/additionalcontent/17/18006/Our-Legal-Heritage EBrit-OLH]. </ref> There counted ~~ten~~twelve [[old pence\|pence]] to the shilling, with twenty shillings to the [[pound (currency)\|pound]]. The British shilling had succeeded the [[Shilling (English coin)\|English shilling]], and it remained in circulation until [[Decimal Day\|Decimal Day 1971]]. Upon decimalisation the British shilling was superseded by the [[British five pence coin\|five-pence piece]] having a comparable value, size and weight. The pre-decimal shilling was withdrawn from circulation in 1990, when the five pence piece was reduced in size.

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