the doller bill and brit pound?

[Rene Schweitzer]

Here's another good currency site: http://www.xe.com/

They have the daily exchange rates posted, and a currency converter at the bottom of the page.

[Anonymous]

Go to x-rates.com. Works out to 1.86 U.S.D. to 1 pd British..... This changes over time, has held approx this rate for the entire summer...... Purchase your British goods here in the States, the price may be high but the quality is good, the overseas shipping will kill you!

[Anonymous]

i think i got it ,ill try that sight ,but if it mines 2to3000$ igess ill go accucraft gass,but a coil fiered would be nice maybe some day ill get or bild a new boiler?
thank you much
rob

[CG9602]

Go to www.cnn.com . On their website they have a currency converter. I think it may be located on the "Travel" sectin of the website, but I'm not sure. That should answer your questions regarding hw much something would cost in USD. 1200 - 1900 pounds Stirling is going to be a lot of USD (between US$ 2000 - 3000).

[Anonymous]

Yes well as an Aussie i can give you a rogh idea of the conversion but with the Auussie dollar in the middle, I have had a lot to do with using currency on and internnational level whilst i was in the workforce,

So at the moment A$1= US$0.78 and A$1.00 = 0.42 p sterling so roughly 0.42 pound = US$0.78 =0.54 approx.

So if you divide 1200 pounds / 0.54 = US$ 2,222.00 and 1900 pounds sterling / 0.54 = US$3,518.00.


Regards downunder monetary service.

[Anonymous]

help i doing research on live steame and 1/3 of the things tell me 1200 to 1900 pounds but doesnot give $$$$$$$? can you all help this uninformed america railroader [?]
by the way you all make some nice looking locos over there[;)][:D]