GoodAsGold

After love Island tonight?

You're joking ?  I like my 5oz golds!
Thats a £5 sovereign for size comparison 

I’m clearly too content in my own protective bubble. I’ll stick to the cities in the north.

I can see why mate definitely it’s the military connection for me I’d love it in pf70 in gold 😍

Car trader went AWOL with his pocket full of £50 notes

Not a particularly new thing. Either way … walk in to Toolstation etc. you not going to be takinging stuff off the shelves to the till🤔😮

This worries me 😯

There are only pictures, no products, you take the picture go to the cashier and wait till they bring you the product from behind.

😮🤔so … getting back to car traders and gold ….. 🤔🚗🚗🤷🏼‍♂️

Same here, but the security issue escapes me. Surely a thief could just take the collection of plastic cards that most people have and make a number of contactless purchases very easily?
I try to carry £50-£250 on me. At the moment it's quite a bit more than that as I recently sold a couple of car parts (cash). Surely that's still way less than the value of the latest Applsung Mongmaster S99i that these non-cash pillocks swank around with?

I’m the opposite. I always carry cash on me. Then again I don’t live in London and my chances of encountering some knife wielding robber who’s twice the size of me is significantly reduced where I live.
Cash is very handy in case of emergencies, such as when the payments systems crash in the supermarkets or wherever. All those shoppers who rely 100% on their cards having to abandon their purchases and make a mad dash to join the long queue at the nearest cash machine, hoping that it will still payout when it’s their turn.
Cards are a necessary convenience, but think of the above scenario and try to have some cash handy for the unexpected. Just my penny’s worth.

Wasn’t this a thread about the car dealer at one point?  😊

Wasn’t this a thread about the car dealer at one point?  😊

I’m the opposite. I always carry cash on me. Then again I don’t live in London and my chances of encountering some knife wielding robber who’s twice the size of me is significantly reduced where I live.
Cash is very handy in case of emergencies, such as when the payments systems crash in the supermarkets or wherever. All those shoppers who rely 100% on their cards having to abandon their purchases and make a mad dash to join the long queue at the nearest cash machine, hoping that it will still payout when it’s their turn.
Cards are a necessary convenience, but think of the above scenario and try to have some cash handy for the unexpected. Just my penny’s worth.

I’m the opposite. I always carry cash on me. Then again I don’t live in London and my chances of encountering some knife wielding robber who’s twice the size of me is significantly reduced where I live.
Cash is very handy in case of emergencies, such as when the payments systems crash in the supermarkets or wherever. All those shoppers who rely 100% on their cards having to abandon their purchases and make a mad dash to join the long queue at the nearest cash machine, hoping that it will still payout when it’s their turn.
Cards are a necessary convenience, but think of the above scenario and try to have some cash handy for the unexpected. Just my penny’s worth.

I’m the opposite. I always carry cash on me. Then again I don’t live in London and my chances of encountering some knife wielding robber who’s twice the size of me is significantly reduced where I live.
Cash is very handy in case of emergencies, such as when the payments systems crash in the supermarkets or wherever. All those shoppers who rely 100% on their cards having to abandon their purchases and make a mad dash to join the long queue at the nearest cash machine, hoping that it will still payout when it’s their turn.
Cards are a necessary convenience, but think of the above scenario and try to have some cash handy for the unexpected. Just my penny’s worth.

Most of the coins in use today are 30 years old or less and none pre-date 1971 so it's hardly a surprise that they need replacing less than say in the 1960s, when you often got copper coins (mostly well worn and flat) with Victoria and Edward VII on.

I have been waiting for Charles III coins to come to me in change, but on this news, I decided to get a pair of definitive BU sets, just in case his coins never become common in change. Note: only the definitives though, I don't want any commemorative c**p.

He was a good doctor though kept his hands on my shoulders all the time. 

Let's be honest though, it was over quicker than a cheap gold listing when James is online

All I know is when they do it and ask ask how's does that feel don't reply "nice"

Picked this up earlier not because of the news but simply because the design is one of the best I’ve seen. Being silver it will take hundreds of years to be worth good money but the gold was a bit of a stretch!

Compared to QE2, every reign regardless who is on the throne will be short.

That's a good point...although I've no fekin idea what it means. Has treetop1280 hacked your account.