Which London neighbourhood is considered the most aristocratic/old money?
Q. Which district in London epitomises old money i.e. residents who have been wealthy for numerous generations and not just recently? For e.g. in Paris, the 7th arrondissement is considered 'old money' due to the majority of its residents being members of the aristocracy.
Asked by Y - Thu Aug 20 19:51:42 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Possibly Mayfair or Kensington and Chelsea, but most moneyed people living there are foreigners. The wealthy English tend not to want to live in London. Certainly 'old money' and aristocracy do not live in London. At the very most they might have a house there but their main home would be in the country.
Answered by unknown - Thu Aug 20 23:04:26 2009

How can an 11 year old make money?
Q. I am trying to make money but I have no idea how to, as I cannot get a job! What is a way, other than babysitting, for an 11 year old to make money? You guys, let me remind you, I AM 11! Oh, I forot to tell you, I don't get allowance!
Asked by jennasotherone - Sun Nov 9 19:40:01 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. if you like animal, there are lots of services you can offer to family member or neighbour. feed, walk, groom. play with them if you are brainy, you could invent something and win a price. if you love your parent, you can still charge them for house chores, vacumm the car for $5, wash dishes, sweep the floor. etc the list are limitless.
Answered by sue s - Sun Nov 9 19:51:17 2008

How Much is old Australian money worth?
Q. Does anyone know a few good websites where i can find out how much old Australian money is worth and see what value it has. Like old Australian pennies? Umm i need to check them, but thank you for the information. Is there a coin dealer in Melbourne if you know?
Asked by bca - Mon Jan 28 00:27:04 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Do you have a 1930 Australian Penny ? - if you do, I'm your mate for life - they are extremely rare, and if you have all 6 of them they are worth between $1 million and $1.2 million. I recently did some online research myself into old Australian coins as I have a collection here, bottom line if you haven't got a rare one like the 1930, they sell for about $20 each or less. Take a look on ebay - there is so many .. or take a look at your local newsagency they have mags on coin collection. A 1937 penny can get you $200,000 !! - here are some other prices to give you an idea ... If you are anything like me, I have every penny BUT the ones on the list :-( If you haven't got one of the rare ones, best to hold on to them for your… [cont.]
Answered by Koala u op pun - Mon Jan 28 00:45:21 2008