The 1964 film "A Hard Day's Night" follows the British musical group "The Beatles", from Liverpool to London where they are to perform on a television show. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr are accompanied by Paul's grandfather. The film shows some 1960's British money in a scene where Ringo enters a pub where some men are playing a board game for small change. The coins shown are from the £sd (pounds-shillings-pence) system, before Britain converted it's currency to a decimal system in 1971.

George, Ringo, John, and Paul

Some hard men are playing a board game for small change. Ringo accidently drops some loose change on the board.

A British florin (2 shillings) and a threepence coin are visible.

An old British halfpenny is visible on the upper left.

John Lennon as John
Paul McCartney as Paul
George Harrison as George
Ringo Starr as Ringo
Wilfrid Brambell as Grandfather
Director: Richard Lester
Writers: Alun Owen