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2 guinea 6 pence = 2040 farthings.
1d = 4 farthings
1s = 12d
1 guinea = 21s
= 21 x 12d
= 252d
⇒ 2 guinea 6 pence = 2 x 252d + 6d
= 510d
= 510 x 4 farthings
= 2040 farthings
1 farthing = 1/4 penny
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