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[gibbsisgod]

I have no clue what the conversion rate is. Does anyone know what 110,000 pounds is in dollars?

[onlydarksets]

Originally Posted by gibbsisgod

I have no clue what the conversion rate is. Does anyone know what 110,000 pounds is in dollars?

Depends - pounds of what?


Also, I think there should be a mandatory penalty for anyone starting a new "What could we get for CP?" thread - there are a million of these things already.

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by onlydarksets

Depends - pounds of what?

Pounds, as in British money...they don't call it Dollars like in the USA, they call it pounds.

[Redskin]

Originally Posted by jsarno

Pounds, as in British money...they don't call it Dollars like in the USA, they call it pounds.

DOnt get me wrong here but dont other countries use pounds too? Couldent a romanian pound be different then a british pound?

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by Redskin

DOnt get me wrong here but dont other countries use pounds too? Couldent a romanian pound be different then a british pound?

I'm not sure all countries that use the pound, I know England, Scotland, and Ireland...most of the western continent now use the Euro.
I am pretty sure that a pound is a pound, there are no variations.

[LMsexyAO]

Originally Posted by jsarno

I'm not sure all countries that use the pound, I know England, Scotland, and Ireland...most of the western continent now use the Euro.
I am pretty sure that a pound is a pound, there are no variations.

Quick thing on monetary systems.. the words "dollar" or "pound" are really insignificant when speaking of terms of actual value. Obviously a Canadian dollar isn't worth the same as an American dollar, but they both use "dollars". The whole value to each country's currency is determined in the world market and based on each nation's economy. They are not units like the inch or the kilogram; they have no universally set value.

This has nothing to do with football does it...

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by LMsexyAO

Quick thing on monetary systems.. the words "dollar" or "pound" are really insignificant when speaking of terms of actual value. Obviously a Canadian dollar isn't worth the same as an American dollar, but they both use "dollars". The whole value to each country's currency is determined in the world market and based on each nation's economy. They are not units like the inch or the kilogram; they have no universally set value.

This has nothing to do with football does it...

Maybe I am not understanding you, but they do. Just ask traders.
Like I said the british pound to dollar equivelency is 1 to 1.9697...how is that not a set value?

[Redskins_P]

[swifter220]

Betts is a Great Back. I saw a fumble that could be chalked up to a learning experience and I saw another that i thought could not have been avoided. Portis is also a Great back with a different style. Saunders is a 2 back kinda guy. They'll keep them both and build plays around them both. Gibb's and Saunders both love the run game. I'd say Duckett wont make the cut but Cartright will stay. The offense will be really good this coming year now that they have a QB that is a wanna be vs a has been. the real question will be can the offense score more points than the defense will give up.

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by gibbsisgod

I have no clue what the conversion rate is. Does anyone know what 110,000 pounds is in dollars?

I usually just double it, but if I remember correctly for every 1 pound, it is 1.97 or so. I think the actual figure is like 1.9697 or something close.

So that would be $216,667.