How much is 25 stone in US dollars?

[Anonymous]

Im confused with the currency in the UK. What is 25 stone?

[Anonymous]

Don't listen to these people telling you stone is weight, they are just Limeys embarrassed by the fact people in their country still use rocks as currency.

Stonehenge, which you may have heard of, is a kind of national reserve. It's why the question of Scotland seceding is so important, they are the UK's main source of rocks.

[DementedLlama]

25 stone is weight not currency.

You mean pounds and £25 is $39.

[Asker]

Thanks!

[SolitaireBond]

Why are you asking about the UK currency, but mentioning the American dollar.. You are making no sense at all.

[Asker]

Bc i want to convert uk currenty to American dollars..

[SolitaireBond]

I can only guess that you are an American here in the UK and are simply confused with the conversation between the American dollar and the UK pound.

[SolitaireBond]

Here is a very simple link to help you.

www.xe.com/.../?From=GBP&To=USD

[songbirdkittymeow]

Stone is weight term.
15 stone is about 200 lbs.

Just google stone to pounds conversion.

[GirlScout]

It's a weight, it has nothing to do with currency...

[GirlScout]

But 25 stone is the same as $15,8757 as apparently a dollar weighs 1 gram.

[9mfeo]

Uh, no. That is completely false. Where in the world did you pull that out of?

[GirlScout]

@9mfeo two different places on google, to be honest I did think a dollar would weigh more than a gram that's why I checked again...

[GirlScout]

@9mfeo oh, a dollar BILL!

Yes, makes much more sense, a £10 note weighs 0.9g so seems plausible a dollar note would be close.

[9mfeo]

A dollar Canadian I could see. An American dollar bill? No.

[GirlScout]

@9mfeo are they very small or something?

100 notes = 96.3884g, so they must be similar to the £10 and weigh about 0.9g. That's coming from the Federal Reserve Bank.

www.frbservices.org/help/coin_and_currency.html#a7

[9mfeo]

Canada has dollar coins, so they're naturally heavier. I always forget how small a gram is.

[GirlScout]

Yeah, I'm used to metric and imperial so it's a bit more familiar to me. @9mfeo

[dogbert444]

It's confusing!

14 lbs (pounds) in weight is 1 stone in weight.

Then there's 14 pounds sterling, which is money. ( £14 )

[jacquesvol]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone_%28unit%29
No mention of a monetary unit.

[Levin]

Umm, one can't convert weight (or mass?) into monetary currency.

25 stone is 158kg or 350lbs, which is basically 'skinny' in the US.

[HaveNoName]

Hey !!! Are you serious. ? It's a measure of weight... Not money :))

[OnionsNstuff]

stone is a unit of weight, not currency. a stone is just over 6 kilograms

[9mfeo]

It's not a unit of money, it's a unit of weight.

[itsallover]

Stone is a measure of weight, it's not a currency.

[Darklydarkened]

Stone? Shouldn't ot be pounds and pennys?