King Charles banknotes enter circulation – here's how to get them

Banknotes featuring King Charles III are here. What do they look like, and what will happen to your old banknotes featuring the late Queen?

Production of the new King Charles III £10 note
(Image credit: Bank of England)

King Charles banknotes entered circulation this week, the Bank of England has announced. 

The new £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes were released on 5 June 2024. It follows the launch of coins featuring the King, as well as stamps, passports and the King’s new crown design on official government websites and buildings. 

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