In response to blip #120497
Dragonlord2328 said:
Theres been a plan in place since day one o think it was a few months ago it was released to the public
I wonder if currency will change now since the Queen is gone…
Dragonlord2328 said:
Theres been a plan in place since day one o think it was a few months ago it was released to the public
I wonder if currency will change now since the Queen is gone…
W0LFB3AT5 said:
I wonder if currency will change now since the Queen is gone…
Any currency featuring Queen Elizabeth II will of course remain legal tender; the (at least Canadian) trend would seem to follow having the new monarch's likeness featured on our $20 notes.
I can only hope that The Bank of England will keep Her Majesty's likeness on at least one banknote out of utmost respect.
@W0LFB3AT5:
Having said that, this would seem an excellent time for Canada to end its association with the Crown: having a Federal Governor General, plus a Lieutenant Governor representing the Crown for each province and territory (in addition to all of their requisite staff, support structure, housing and upkeep, lackeys and lickspittles, plus extensive international travel and holidays, plus lifetime golden pensions) is bloody expensive to the taxpayer.
Queen Elizabeth II was a fount of knowledge, wisdom and experience, and could always be counted upon as a beacon of resiliency in tough times. King Charles would seem to be a fount of ... well ... very little.