Broaden your horizons mate, SILVER is money!

[@g-dong109]

Awesome! Hope you have a great weekend Brett and Richard☺️

[@borisblade564]

Fair play to them for being rationale about the whole interaction

[@markdunkling1604]

Big up the Spar - no fuss no drama - staff really shined here

[@Nellyontheland]

Yup. It was said "strong man, strong managerial decision"! Good manager.

[@richardford7322]

That's the best result I've seen yet! Apart from where they give you the £100 coin back. 😂

[@johnflynn923]

Luke is going to use that as a reason to bugger off to the post office more like 🙄 😉 😂

[@jcfu.k.1661]

Any uploads coming soon? Need more coin videos in my life 😂

[@Christopher-m81]

Well done Luke. Great video yet again.

[@daytona1212]

And to think the next coins will have Charles face on it. No one will take that coin of you. But his one went smooth.

[@julianchamberlain5399]

I thought the guy on the till was very cool. He liked that coin and didn't want to let anyone else check it out! He recognised the quality and enjoyed the interesting incident. Investigate sound money. Good for you mate, keep up the positivity and you will do well.

[@lennon890]

Any more videos coming up soon, Julian? I successfully spent one in Morrisons last week! Also have you ever noticed sharp edges on the £100 coin?

[@julianchamberlain5399]

All my Jerry cans are empty and my car has 3/4 of a tank. Ive not been doing many miles having had a month off over the holidays. So not long now. I'm out of £100 coins at the moment but getting a few more in soon so I'll check about edges. I think one side has slightly sharp edges.

[@PillSharks]

Where you gone Julian?

[@julianchamberlain5399]

Bbs

[@PillSharks]

@@julianchamberlain5399 result!

[@mrichards55]

The shop would have to book it as a valid sale, but there could be an impairment of cash in the accounting records unless they can convince the Post Office to exchange 🤔

[@technojoe4079]

Need more guys like Luke about.

[@Esightseeingtheuk]

Great video Richard I now understand why them coins are around to raise inflation because the royal mint make because they want to raise their reserves because as soon as they are put in there volt it becomes legal tender

[@PumpTheRod]

.....What's happened? Any more videos coming?..Hope all is well Julian.

[@PumpTheRod]

@Darren ........It would be nice to know.

[@daveflick12]

Luke is worth his weight in silver.

[@officialmysteriousrider130]

I think Luke used the force on that one Lol

[@BasketCase]

Tommy Cooper's cousin strikes again.. :0)

[@jeremyandrassy5764]

Decent staff at bp

[@firestarter1888]

If a currency collapses then the price of hard commodities like Silver will collapse with it.

[@rdm4595]

Contracts can be made orally, in writing or by conduct. In retail transactions it’s usually by conduct (when they scan the item). In the majority of retail transactions the shop makes something called an invitation to treat and the customer makes the offer at the point of payment. The business can reject your method of payment. However, petrol stations and restaurants are (in my opinion) different. The contract formation is created at the fuel pump or in the case of a restaurant - when you order the food with the waiter. A contract exists as the offer/acceptance is complete and there’s consideration and an intention to create legal relations. The important point here is whether any of the terms have been agreed between the consumer and business. Terms can be incorporated by statute, reasonable notice (signs) or previous dealings. Therefore, if we take reasonable notice as an example. The business would usually have signs at the point of entry or when contracting - ‘we accept cash or cards’ or ‘we only accept cards’ or ‘we don’t accept £20, £100 coins’. On balance the term will have been incorporated into the contract. The legal tender argument is irrelevant in the context of paying a debt due to fuel in car etc That said, if the petrol station accepts cash or cards (Ii.e. They have signs stating they accept cash or cards or they’ve accepted cash in the past or even if they admit to you that they accept cash) what is the definition of cash? Arguably, this would be for a court to decide. I suspect the court will look at what is reasonable payment that reflects the norms of society today. I don’t think £20 or £50, £100 coins would fall into the scope of ‘cash’ even though they are theoretically legal tender.

[@ThunderChunky101]

"petrol stations and restaurants are (in my opinion) different." Not just in your opinion, as a point of fact.

[@rdm4595]

@@ThunderChunky101 different in the context of the law on offer and acceptance. If you had an understanding of contract law you would understand my point.

[@ThunderChunky101]

@@rdm4595 The offer and acceptance was already completed at the pump. Now he's settling a debt. There's no way a court could find otherwise. Because it's a point of fact.

[@rdm4595]

@@ThunderChunky101 agreed the offer/acceptance is made at the fuel pump, but the ‘settling a debt’ point is irrelevant. What is relevant is whether any of the terms have been incorporated into the contract.

[@ThunderChunky101]

@@rdm4595 It's entirely relevant. What are you talking about

[@HecticNoobster]

i would love to see someone use those coins when there at a restaurant. that would be interesting.

[@julianchamberlain5399]

I've thought it would be amusing to offer the coin and when they get all hot and bothered refusing to accept it, I'll explain that the coin is just the tip and here's my card.

[@lennon890]

Agreed! ..or a bar tab!

[@silentauditor9513]

See, Yoda always know the answer.

[@jimwatson6833]

Proper manager don't worry customer you payed iwill sort it out

[@resist.]

Long time mate

[@Lee.Willcox]

Julian, after my last rant about this fellow he appears to be a lot more pleasing. I am not suggesting it is because of me neither am I suggesting it is because that these staff are white peeps. He has calmed down a bit which can only be good.

[@See-through-The-Veil]

Wow that's a first. Luke knew the score and matey with the beard was sound, he didn't really givva 🖕🏼🤣🤣... Just wanted to finish his shift and chuck a few jars down his neck 👏🏻👏🏻. Spot on Rich 🤘🏼 Is that a first for getting a receipt ?

[@Polecat54941]

Result!

[@pauson78]

1. Coin collectors will hate you for devaluing the coins by entering them into circulation, hence they will no longer be in mint condition. 2. Black belt barrister still says that the whole premise of these videos is wrong and that the petrol station would be within their rights to refuse this method of payment.

[@julianchamberlain5399]

1. Coin collectors will find that the remaining mint "uncirculated" coins will become rarer and thus more valuable. 2. BBB is disputing what the Bank of England says.. AKA talking out of his ass.. "'Legal tender' means that if a debtor pays in legal tender the exact amount they owe under the terms of a contract, they have a good defence in law if they are subsequently sued for non-payment of the debt."

[@Scientist538]

as a collector this is a good thing, I'd assume the coins end up with the BoE eventually reducing the mintage of already low minted coins even further, it also helps keep the values at least at par as people who can find them will purchase them when they are below face if they can actually use them for the repayment of debts. Its also just a good thing to reintroduce hard money even if only used in rare situations.

[@saltymemesmith]

I like Luke, sort of chap you'd want working above you. He saw the bait on the trap refused to take it. This has nothing to do with the customer or the retailer, its a Bank Of England issue, they're the ones who can resolve it.

[@Thetoxictiger1980]

Excellent audit, staff were friendly and professional... Respect to Luke for handling the situation well. Great job Richard, and thank you Brett. Stay safe guys 👊💪