£700,000.45p.
However, because some browsers are unable to display the £ symbol correctly, and because there are a number of countries whose currency is also called the pound (but are not all of the same pound value), you are advised to use the international currency code (see link) - a three character prefix.
So, for pound Sterling, you should say GBP700,000.49p
seven hundred thirteen thousand eight hundred and ninety pounds
Seven-Hundred Thousand
500,001,721Another Answer500,000 is the way to write five hundred thousand1,771 is the way to write one thousand seven hundred seventy oneYour question may be "How do you write five hundred one thousand seven hundred and seventy one," which is written 501,771.(You have an extra 'thousand' in your question.)
707,000
750,010 seven hundred and fifty thousand and 10
seven hundred thirteen thousand eight hundred and ninety pounds
Seven-Hundred Thousand
500,001,721Another Answer500,000 is the way to write five hundred thousand1,771 is the way to write one thousand seven hundred seventy oneYour question may be "How do you write five hundred one thousand seven hundred and seventy one," which is written 501,771.(You have an extra 'thousand' in your question.)
I would write 1700.00 on a cheque as one thousand seven hundred.
one hundred thousand seven hundred forty nine
707,000
750,010 seven hundred and fifty thousand and 10
Two thousand seven hundred is 2700 (which can colloquially be called "twenty-seven hundred").
707,001 is the number. Seven hundred seven thousand and one, or seven hundred seven thousand one. The question originally read: seven hundred and seven thousand and one; the 'ands' are really superfluous.
you don't you write two hundred million, seven thousand. but...
Six million, seven thousand two hundred
we can write forty thousand five hundred seven in numerical form like this:40507.