Green’s Dictionary of Slang

pangy bar n.

[? Rom. panish: five; EP suggests corruption of Ital. cinque, five]

(UK und.) a £5 note.

[N. Dakota Jrnl 25 May n.p.: Erik Ramstead left for a six weeks visit [...] His objective point is Tennessee — where he expects to invest some good hard ‘panga’].
[UK]J. Curtis Gilt Kid n.p.: ‘A fiver. Five pounds, five nicker, five quid, five oncers, pangy bar.
[UK]P. Hoskins No Hiding Place! 191/2: Pangy bar. £5.