

I knew they'd outlawed the old pound coin (the Thatcher - brassy and thick) but had no idea about the tenners ...
So guys, if you have a stash,
Get to the bank fast and turn it into legal cash ...


Heard something like that on the radio. A lady said she used to send her grandchildren a £10 note in a card for their birthday. She was in the habit of running an iron over them - a nice, crisp note. She did it with a plastic one and it was as more than crisp.Ruth B wrote:They might be able to survive the washing machine but the old paper ones could as well the odd time, and if you tumble dry the new ones you have totally lost them, they turn into shrinky dinks.
It's not been sprung on us, it is the same as all the other new coins/notes in the last couple of years, they are only legal tender for 6 months after the introduction of the new one, so was always MarchLilith wrote:![]()
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Urrgh whaat?
The new ones are PLASTIC???![]()
Lol Bobbys girl, BOING!
Oh really what is the world coming to? Living banknotes!
I have a couple of old shabby ones which are going to the bank, well, that's £20 of litter, I mean, with three productive cats ... you mean I've got to keep any future plastic things chained up because they're lively ... well, I do have a faunarium somewhere where they can frolic ... do they need to be fed with mice? Crickets? Saucer of milk? Crickets sound smashing but they stink ... thought the drains were wonky when I kept a bunch in the hope that the tweeting (stridulating to the experts) would help me sleep. (Shurrup Lil!)
Hey up though, the government sprang that one on us, didn't it? I mean, my mate, he does all this stuff, papers, TV, radio, like what I doesn't and even he didn't know![]()
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Far from it Lilith! Just on a different plain.Lilith wrote:Ah well, I'm thick![]()
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