Unfortunately the monetary symbol has been stripped from the question making teh source currency unknown (using three letter abbreviations like EUR and USD would prevent this problem). I'm guessing it was either € (EUR) or $ (USD).
The exchange rate constantly fluctuates (though most "tourist" exchanges offer rates fixed for a day which are worse than the "official" rate), so I'll use the current "official" exchange rates (18/08/15 at 09:10):
1€ = £0.711268 → 9.11 € ≈ £6.48
$1 = £0.641442 → $9.11 ≈ £5.84
As a tourist, expect to get less than the above if exchanging cash; if buying over the internet expect to pay more than the above.
It is: 911 = CMXI
10 american cents is currently worth around 6p in British currency.
1 x 911, 911 x 1
The procedure is: (911+247) minus (911+247) = 0
911 = CMXI in Roman numerals
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a Porsche 911 turbo costs ~US$120,000 base, but with all optional components added it goes for US$150,000.
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The U.S. Government made no money on 911, It was individuals. Larry Silverstein the buildings owner, made money off of his insurance he had on the buildings though. I dont know if anyone else gained money on 911.
About $40
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