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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: haj on 29 June 2009, 13:03:48
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http://uk.biz.yahoo.com/090629/140/in6d6.html
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saw it on the bbc earlier...
all mine are dated :'(
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got 8 in my pocket.........all worth 20p!!!!!! ;D
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got 8 in my pocket.........all worth 20p!!!!!! ;D
Your maths sucks..... 8 means they are worth £1.60 ;D ;D ;)
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got 8 in my pocket.........all worth 20p!!!!!! ;D
Your maths sucks..... 8 means they are worth £1.60 ;D ;D ;)
but I'll buy all of them for 20p :P
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Now this news is out you will be very lucky to find a non-dated 20p piece.
When I was in the retail trade my staff in every branch would go through all the cash on hand, and look at every coin or note coming in, in the hope of finding that special 'one'. It particularly happened when there was a big hunt for all nickel coins in the old money that contained more silver than the face value. My ex had an uncle who was a head cashier on the London Underground, and him and his team netted hundreds of pounds by extracting the high silver coins! 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-)
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Nice but exspensive blunder.
If they pay out at the current offer and get them all back it will cost them £99,600.00
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Nice but exspensive blunder.
If they pay out at the current offer and get them all back it will cost them £99,600.00
Plus all the adminstration costs Skruntie, which will cost us, the taxpayer, not them! ::) ::) ::) ;) ;)
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................and sorry Skruntie, but I question your figure.
It will actually cost the Royal Mint £10 million pounds; 200,000 coins @ £50 each = £10,000,000, but of course less just £40,000 for the face value; 200,000 coins @ 20p each = £40,000 ;) ;)
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Not quite...
according to the link that was on the bbc this morning, itas the 1st 10,000 will be bought for £50, from a 3rd party collection company...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/newsid_8120000/newsid_8123600/8123613.stm
The London Mint office is offering the money, not the royal mint.
So the tax payer will be no worse off.
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Not quite...
according to the link that was on the bbc this morning, itas the 1st 10,000 will be bought for £50, from a 3rd party collection company...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/newsid_8120000/newsid_8123600/8123613.stm
The London Mint office is offering the money, not the royal mint.
So the tax payer will be no worse off.
Ah, right! Thanks, and well spotted Jimbob 8-) 8-) 8-) :y
I did think it was a bit strange the Royal Mint wanting to buy them all back! ::) ::) ::)
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on a related 'note' we have got one of the fivers with the dodgy ink that rubs off, wonder what that is worth now
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on a related 'note' we have got one of the fivers with the dodgy ink that rubs off, wonder what that is worth now
10 years for forgery if they catch you. ;D
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Polo...the mint with a hole.
Llantrisant...the hole with a mint. ;)
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they are like coppers you can never find one when you want one ;D ;D
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i will get me coat!my son collects twenty pences will have to have a shuffty through his jars ! might get lucky . :y