In legal tender issued in the UK before I January 1961 what was next in the series: shilling, penny, ha'penny, ...?

Question

In Swansea, Wales, UK, what public service closed in 1961 after being open in various forms since 1807, when it was the first of its kind at that time to be put in service?

Answer 1

Farthing
A farthing was a quarter of a penny, and ceased to be legal tender on 31 December 1960. A groat, when it was issued in England between 1351 and 1662, was worth 4 pennies; a florin was worth two shillings; two bob was two shillings. A shilling became equivalent on 15 February 1971 to 5p in the new British currency.