What colour is a five pound note?

I would have said blue/greile them by colour in the till without really looking.

Off the top of my head to me:

10 is brown

20 purple

50 pink

Am I right?

It's blue in my mind. Not many about these days.

It is definitely green.

The old fivers used to be blue.

According to this: https://www.answers.com/social-issues/What_is_the_colour_of_UK_5_pound_note

a fiver is green, but I'm glad I'm not the only person who thinks it's blue!

Shiny - I think you're right, although it's so long since I've seen a £50 I would have to look it up on the internet. ?

Green

http://www.bidorbuy.co.za/user_images/965/599965_5_POUND.JPG

Old bluey

A 50 pound note is red in my mind. The ink rubs off a light red / pinky colour, but it's definitely more red than pink.

Well it's more of a turquoise ?

Oh and I would have handed you the £10 note but only because Guernsey £10 notes are blue and £5 notes are brown ?

See, even having looked at that link, I'd still say it was blue...it's only that middle strip that's green, really. But it's sort of turquoisey, so a bit indiscriminate...lol.

I'd have said a tenner was orange, twenty was purple and fifty was red.

I'd say blue too.

Blue!!

They're different up here tho - definatly bluer than the english equivalent:

I would say they were blue, but just realised its really only the scottish ones.

I would say turquoise blue. One pound notes used to be green.

Jersey £5 notes are a lovely purple colour whilst £10's are red so i'd have probably given you the £5 note back

Actually you've reminded me i need to get some Sterling currency out for the weekend - must take a trip to the harbour on the way home for the english cashpoint there.

Oh and we still have £1 notes here to and they're green

I'd have said blue and green lol! But, if you'd have said leave the blue one then I'd have known which one you meant.

I'd say blue - green note remains the £1 note (in Scotland still, I think?) for me.

It's green for me, but now I can't stop thining about the 10 pound note, as agree with both the posters - one said brown, one said orange, have no English notes with me at the moment to look at only the worthless Thai Baht!

I'd have said blue for the £5 and brown for the £10. They may have touches of green and orange respectively on the front but the colours on the reverse are predominantly blue and brown. I've certainly never called them green and orange drinking vouchers, they're always blue and brown. ?

A fiver is sooo blue! (to me anyway)

A tenner is orange

A twenty is burple

A fifty is red, and I need more of them!

Blue. Though these new Bank of Scotland notes (£10 brown, £20 purple, £50 green) all look like euros to me and I almost refused one the first time i got one at work...

http://www.britishnotes.co.uk/news_and_info/scottishlatestnews/index.php

Jo

I was just about to post about these. They are well ugly.

I say blue, mr v says green.

I agree with Gryfon, it's more of a turquoise than anything else.