Kavan adds:

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'Historic moment': King Charles banknotes enter circulation(https://www.itv.com/news/2024-06-04/all-change-as-king-charles-banknotes-enter-circulation)

Banknotes bearing a portrait of King Charles entered circulation in Britain on Wednesday, almost two years after he succeeded the late Queen Elizabeth II as head of state.

Charles' image will appear on the new £5, £10, £20 and £50 bills, as existing notes featuring his mother will continue to circulate.

"This approach is in line with guidance from the Royal Household, to minimize the environmental and financial impact of this change," the Bank of England said.

"This means the public will begin to see the new King Charles III notes very gradually."

Coins with the King's portrait entered circulation in December 2022, a few months after the death of Elizabeth II.

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UK: King Charles banknotes enter circulation(https://www.dw.com/en/uk-king-charles-banknotes-enter-circulation/a-69271225)

Banknotes featuring the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, will remain legal tender, and can continue to be used. There is no need to exchange current banknotes for the new King Charles III notes.

We recognise that people may be interested in seeing the new notes, and have therefore put in place temporary facilities to allow people to obtain a limited value of the King Charles III banknotes - there will be a limit per person.

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King Charles III banknotes(https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/banknotes/king-charles-banknotes)