In pristine state. Got it from my aunt who used to live in NY in the sixties.
A huge coin I must say. It's wider than 2 fingertips :)
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In pristine state. Got it from my aunt who used to live in NY in the sixties.
A huge coin I must say. It's wider than 2 fingertips :)
damn cookies, twice in one day :p
as for the old 1 pound notes I'm not completley sure. I think you could exchange them but you would only get the face value back. I would keep hold of them and who knows, in 50 odd years they could be collectable and worth a hell of alot more.
spend the quarters and nickles and keep the Kennedy then!
Great ! ;)
(got some roebbels too but I suppose you don't know anything about them :D)
I'm telling porkies. just looked at the bank of englands site and you cannot do anything with them apart from maybe smoking them.
evenin :)
that's what I thought Ian ...
I'll keep it for rarity value ;)
does anyone have any suggestions on how to tell my ghost how to keep the noise down early in the morning.Apart from He's lovely usually.Quote:
shut that bloody noise up!
no? Anyway, imma catch some sleep now, g'night all
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Good night Vicky!
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no? Anyway, imma catch some sleep now, g'night all
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I don't fancy your chances of exchanging. I've never seen a £1 note, ever (in 21 years), they don't exist anymore so it's probably worth a bit.Quote:
Originally posted by Wally Pipp
For the British :
the 1 £ note (used in the '70's, possibly the version before the current or even the version before that), is it worth anything or just plain rubbish ? Can I still exchange it or should I keep it ?
£1 is a coin only. Also £2 coin. Lowest note is £5
Night ahmachan, night Katie, night chris (even though u didn't answer me ;))
Got 2 of them in fairly good state. Going to keep 'em another 10 years and maybe they'll be worth quite a bit :)Quote:
Originally posted by chrisjk
I don't fancy your chances of exchanging. I've never seen a £1 note, ever (in 21 years), they don't exist anymore so it's probably worth a bit.
£1 is a coin only. Also £2 coin. Lowest note is £5
Got some pennies too, mostly '60 and '70 but I expect they're still around
right, early night for me.
night all :)
goodnight vicky and Ian
Yep, 1p coins from 1920's aren't uncommon, I might even have a few - think I even had one from 1890's onceQuote:
Originally posted by Wally Pipp
Got 2 of them in fairly good state. Going to keep 'em another 10 years and maybe they'll be worth quite a bit :)
Got some pennies too, mostly '60 and '70 but I expect they're still around
Keep the notes though, as I said I've never seen one.
Good night, ian! Have a good snooze! :)
word the **** up my peoples!!
dont be sorry not your fault at all Nic!Quote:
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:( sorry about that
I'm feeling awful and fed up. I'm thinking of going home for a couple of days
*Cough* Once again you;'re southern upbringing is failing you :DQuote:
Originally posted by chrisjk
I don't fancy your chances of exchanging. I've never seen a £1 note, ever (in 21 years), they don't exist anymore so it's probably worth a bit.
£1 is a coin only. Also £2 coin. Lowest note is £5
We had pound notes in Scotland up until fairly recently. In fact we were in a bar in Boston and they had a whole pile of them pinned to the wall thinking they were no longer legal tender. We did think of mentioning it to the barmen, then we figured one of our poor countrymen would probably appreciate us not giving the gaff away next time he was a bit short of cash for a beer.
SD