They might be legal tender at the Royal Mint but they're not legal tender!

[@rickachay25]

When she said the police are behind us, absolutely disgusting.

[@julianchamberlain5399]

The police should be impartial, not behind a corporation or taking sides with their friends.

[@memezilla4370]

Yes, unfortunately, they have become policy Enforcement officers for the corporations. They used to be peace officers.

[@terryboland3816]

I think she meant geographically - the police station is less than half a mile away and behind this petrol station.

[@fid3701]

Your polite demeanour is to be looked up to in the auditing community; you set yourself apart from many others.

[@mrichards55]

Most auditors are there purely to provoke a reaction. Auditing Britain argues with his own shadow if it looks at him the wrong way.

[@cheaplaughkennedy2318]

Julian always stroking the cat in the other direction 😆👌

[@daryldavidson8914]

I'm not A collector, I'm A spender 🤣🤣 brilliant they seem to be just giving the fuel out for free these days when you try to pay with these coins they take them then gift you them back, can't complain!

[@doric_historic]

"I AM not a collector, i am a spender" - Chamberlain is tougher than Patrick McGoohan in The Prisoner.

[@DMC888]

It’s quite worrying how some people just believe the first result they get from a Google search.

[@Rhyd]

Exactly they should know that retailers don’t have to accept these coins to clear debt. The debt can remain outstanding, however there is a process of tender before claim within the courts where the full amount can be paid with them.

[@humblequest7905]

Very frustrating when they just would not listen and just kept talking over the top of you. Well done for being so calm and patient. Another great video JC!

[@julianchamberlain5399]

I know its irritating when they don't let me finish but they probably know where I'm going and think they can defeat my logic by not allowing me to say it. Rather than just say "my boss says no, can't accept them" and go back inside, they do like to act like they have authority so start making stuff up and saying it in an authoritative manner. That's the bit I find most amusing and supermarkets seem to be the worst offenders..

[@zincalloy11]

When have you ever seen a woman listen to anything a man says.

[@PINACI]

Totally enjoyable entertainment watching these coin audits, keep em coming.

[@GoodPeopleDoWin]

The problem is they don't understand the meaning of Legal Tender and how debt works.

[@AG-ob3fx]

I guess you havent seen black belt barrister's 2nd video on these coins. We will have to wait until someone gets charged and the outcome of the court to get a definitive ruling.

[@byMRTNjournals]

@@AG-ob3fx charged? Although BBB did a decent video he didn't cover everything. Probably the most important part is that it is pounds sterling and that's what they advertise as a unit of payment. Legal tender is a concept which has more to do with court than at a shop but end of the day its pounds sterling. No one will be charged or sued. Ever

[@AG-ob3fx]

@@byMRTNjournals there is a debt recovery element as debt still exists and will likely be recovered via the courts if there is a refused or non payment like on this video where coins were returned to Julian. The staff at Tesco should have checked with Hq so think he will be asked to settle and likely they will accept coins. Julian was arrested as you know and was awarded £5k due to the poor actions of the officer. Imagine if officer had convinced cps that this was ontaining goods by deception then charges vould have followed. I totally agree that the arrest was wrong but the officer really wanted to pursue it. As banks or shops dont have to take them I actually think this might end up with a malicious prosecution at some stage as you may as well pay with chicolate money if goods taken cant be banked as cash. Julian is careful and knows as tesco hq do take coins from his past letter and the yorkshire auditor last week he is on safe ground at tesco. Someone will treat as a drive off which could result in charges at some point as it is an offence ...bilking I believe and BBB in his video was clear debt still exists as retailer under no obligation to accept coins. If you do this, just cover yourself fella as this now getting more visibility and some police officers do think this is deception as the online ex detective was saying on you tube.

[@byMRTNjournals]

@@AG-ob3fx the banks don't take them. Because the banks don't deal in real money, they deal in fiat. That's not part of the implicit contract between the buyer and seller. If the pound sterling status is accepted at law, then the original payment is classed as a legitimate offer of payment. This will never be turned into bulking issue. It's better that the issue remains and everyone keeps having conversations on what real money is. Tesco would have to pay court fees and its not definite that they would be able to recover them even if they did recover the debt via court action

[@AG-ob3fx]

@@byMRTNjournals i think tesco a bad example as hq said they accept them. I dont know if you saw BBB 2nd video on legal tender debate from a month ago but if debt recovery involved there could be costs on recovery of debt on coin payer also. At some point this has to be resolved in a court as retailers are getting stuck with coins they cant bank and goods being taken The royal mint is creating the issue and most people pay less than 80 pounds for 100 pound coin as they cant redeem them for face value So if you buy goods or services from someone and they are stuck with coins they cant bank then at some point someone will pursue it. As an auditor im sure you have seen police not always see things the way you do and someone will overeact at some point.

[@markdunkling1604]

Tesco staff giving away fuel simply because staff can't be bothered to read the fine print about payment of debt .

[@mark.k7206]

That was very generous of them to give you the fuel & your money back. Hopefully this is the 1st of many generous petrol stations 😂😂😂😂

[@marygee3209]

How many Grandparents, Parents, Aunties, Uncles have fell for this crap from the Government? Everyone who owns or knows someone who owns any of these coins need to go and spend them ASAP! My Grandmother used to collect them because she loved the queen and she believed that she was saving and could cash them in whenever she wanted!

[@PillSharks]

These videos really show up how people try to explain the laws without having a clue what they are talking about! Nice one mate👍👍

[@julianchamberlain5399]

True. They say they are legal tender but they are not legal tender in the same sentence.. basically BSing me into believing what they are saying. I appreciate that they are just supermarket staff and don't know anything about it. So they should just say that and leave it to managers to deal with.

[@TROYSTER7171]

Julian mate...I think her in the white fleece made you blush mate...we all saw it 🤣🤣🤣 Julie & white fleece sitting in a tree K..I.. double S....I.N.G ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@lakesideaudio]

Thanks Brett as always very entertaining

[@jeffteasdale8276]

Wondering if were as entertaining if it was your wife or daughter being bullied & harassed? Wake up you cretin!

[@WatchingYou20241]

The facial expressions seem to gel well with the conversations 😆 🤣

[@TheDubhill16]

It’s amazing how nobody from these stores talk to one another. ITS LEGAL TENDER.

[@BANAMAN]

TESCO seem to have a great way to keep the customer happy... You buy fuel from them and then they gift you some money back for being a loyal customer... I think this is their new promotional tactic to help keep customers coming back for more... 🤣

[@jsteadman9262]

Yeah I see they did it with you and now Julian too, is there some sort of special clubcard I need to get this offer? Would be really helpful to redeem it with the price of petrol now 🤣

[@nigelshephard4019]

Every little helps 😱🤣👍

[@edwoodsnowden]

Why would they simply not ring their head office, you told them twice they had said they accept them? Astonishing.

[@eliz9369]

Another great video from Julian trying to safeguard our rights. Thank you Julian, great work.

[@moby1388]

This is the same with commemorative postage stamps from the Royal Mail. You can still use them for sending letters and parcels.

[@julianchamberlain5399]

Good point. I might use that argument.

[@taffman1]

You fail to comprehend that any retailer can refuse to accept any coinage they consider to be unreasonable.

[@billa381]

Of course they can refuse it but he’s not obliged to pay in any other way. You don’t seem to comprehend what’s going on here clearly.

[@speshsean]

Absolutely loving these videos. Your manner is pleasant. Brilliant 👏

[@indefence007]

The key to all of this is " legal tender!" As always, thanks for sharing Julian. Take care mate, Steve.👍👍👊

[@Mrwm117]

They’re not obliged to accept it and can refuse it regardless if it’s legal tender or not mate. Just like if I did work for you and it came to £300 and you paid me in some stupid £300 coin I’d tell you to do one and get me cash. He’s being an idiot for the sake of being an idiot

[@indefence007]

@Riviera Rick Thanks for putting me right! 👊

[@mrsillywalk]

I would like the Irish guy to do the Dunmurry filling station beside Tesco near Belfast. These people paid a young girl in her first job with fake notes when someone did a drive off. They did this more than once, causing her great distress.

[@Womberto]

Quite telling how they say the police are behind them there at Tesco's. Not surprising when you see how many sandwiches they buy there.

[@DAZVADER74]

Craziest thing of all .. is they’ll Accept CHEQUES… CARDS …. & PHONE PAYMENT… and NONE of these Methods are LEGAL TENDER & yet they argue about accepting ACTUAL LEGAL TENDER ! …. Madness !

[@julianchamberlain5399]

Crazy isn't it? They think they can make up rules and forget our history.

[@DAZVADER74]

@@julianchamberlain5399 I Love how you keep so Calm … I’d get agitated with their Ignorance.

[@suzannewilson2571]

You’re so polite and patient Julian . I would have lost it by now…

[@TheSadButMadLad]

18:39 Putting her hand into your car when you are not wanting it to happen is trespass against the person. Throwing the money in is equivalent to her throwing rubbish into your car. It's also a gift.

[@julianchamberlain5399]

I agree. Can you imagine if I put my hand into a ladies car and popped a coin down her cleavage?? I'd be in huge trouble.

[@Mat0305]

Why do many small shops and pubs refuse to accept £50 note

[@julianchamberlain5399]

Maybe due to fakes. £50 used to be alot of money.

[@MrJamezGamez]

Let them throw 'their Now' Legal Tender at us. PROFIT! Its nice that Tesco now give their customers gifts when shop with them. Must be a new inviting scheme I didn't get the memo for to invite customers to shop with them.

[@machoman5356]

You are enough to drive a Saint to madness or king to his knees

[@julianchamberlain5399]

Thankyou, a great honour.

[@briancollins7191]

Poor fucker has fa else to do

[@julianchamberlain5399]

My mother was mad as hell as I wouldn't take the breast. She says I was born to be awkward. 😁😇

[@borisblade564]

just to confirm julian i asked boris johnson recently if they were legal tender firstly he said no they were not legal tender then he reported back with yes they were legal tender then when asked by a reporter he replied he couid not remember being asked the question in the first instance

[@Nellyontheland]

My GOD! idiocracy was only a movie I thought! These two won't let you explain. The rudeness is blinding. As for that old chestnut of the "manager" passing the buck! What a cad.

[@dmdmorg]

I suppose there's a slim chance the police might knock on your door, but even if they do you've been polite and within the law from start to finish..Well done, interesting content as usual..

[@julianchamberlain5399]

I've got my cameras ready if they do come round.

[@adamwilson2117]

@@julianchamberlain5399 Eyes in the skies protecting you too

[@AY-Audits]

Your too funny mate id of pulled that ace out of my sleeve 😆

[@kevb6313]

They can never see past their own policy and funny how they won’t accept what it says on mint official page but will quite happily accept the gospel according to St Google

[@cherryred1732]

O aye Tesco's or woko's . As far as I know the old paper £20 notes are out of circulation in September. Yet last week they blatantly refused one.

[@jsteadman9262]

@@a-bootiful-mind6648 Will only work if you got the goods on tick, otherwise if you're just paying cash it wouldn't be classed as a debt 🤣🤣

[@monkeysaur4305]

It's very simple. If legal tender is offered in payment of a debt, which payment for fuel is, then the debt is extinguished - it is extinguished upon offer, not upon acceptance. The moment you handed them the coins you owed them nothing. That is the law.

[@Mrwm117]

It can be offered but it doesn’t have to be accepted. If I did work for you would you accept a £100 coin? No you wouldn’t, as it’s difficult to get rid of and you’re being passed along my problem

[@monkeysaur4305]

@@Mrwm117 I'm describing how the law works. "There is no obligation on the creditor to accept the tendered payment, but the act of tendering the payment in legal tender discharges the debt." If legal tender is offered, the debt is extinguished, it is over, it is unenforceable by law from that moment on, regardless of whether it is accepted or not.

[@Mrwm117]

@@monkeysaur4305 Mate, your asshole must be jealous of your mouth with the amount of crap that comes out of it. Debt isn’t discharged by producing some commemorative coin that’s petrol stations aren’t obligated to accept. It’s discharged when payment is accepted. Petrol stations and most retailers are encouraged not to accept these stupid coins. Your logic is so stupid, “I’ve offered to pay in some stupid coin, you haven’t accepted it but because I’ve offered I’m free from the debt” 😂

[@jacksonemory4358]

@@monkeysaur4305 he was spouting BS in another thread also. Bit of a salty dog/bot.

[@Mrwm117]

@@artg9418 The definition of Legal tender is coins or banknotes that must be accepted if offered in payment of a debt. As I’ve previously stated retailers are not obliged to accept it so the debt is not discharged and it becomes a criminal matter if you refuse to pay as it’s then a bilking offence not a civil matter. I don’t know where you got your law degree pal but you might wanna get it checked out.

[@TheSparkysdog]

As usual one rule for Tesco one rule for everyone else 😔

[@akmaldawson5187]

Awesome, always waiting to see your next encounter. I didn't see the part where they threw the coins into the car.

[@julianchamberlain5399]

Yeah, the body worn camera didn't pick it up very well.

[@See-through-The-Veil]

Nice one Julian 👊 Karen & Tracey 🤣 had proper bees in their bonnets, the lady in the fleece seemed okay to be fair. But it's a definite no no to her putting her hand in your car, between your legs. Let's turn that around, imagine a male did that to a female? You'd get nicked for it, for sure. Did her hand touch any part of you ? Definitely a sackable offence.. Sweet though £120 for nothing 🤣 These superstores are the criminals the way they put prices up week after week.. Stay safe ✌🏼

[@conner3952]

Just called that tesco and this guy said tesco don't accept them

[@Jack-fs2im]

Its the power of the “ROYAL” mint GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

[@petervankas1352]

Sir Chamberlain just for your information. They weight notes in the bank that I withdraw from a cashier now .

[@andyuk4737]

Just Brilliant!!

[@MrReviewer]

The bailiffs r gona come now..just opened up a whole new rabbit hole

[@ronniebray596]

Could this be the legal way to beat the fuel rise 🤔

[@MrJamezGamez]

Could be indeed.... Let them throw 'their Now' Legal Tender at us. PROFIT! Its nice that Tesco now give their customers gifts when shop with them. Must be a new inviting scheme I didn't get the memo for.

[@himilayanpoppy3847]

Tesco accept legal tender coins ! Possibly the best storyline the mail has ever published 😂 Another too vid 👌

[@theSPUK901]

Remember these are ordinary people, not experts on this

[@julianchamberlain5399]

I agree with you. They should just say I dont know anything about it. My boss says not to accept it and I'm not interested in discussing it anymore. Next please. Instead, some people relish the opportunity to exert some perceived authority they have. They don't know what they are talking about and make stuff up thinking they are right and the police will support them. The nice lady in the cream top listened, acknowledged the information I showed her, and demonstrated her ability to think on the spot. She should be promoted.

[@policingthepolice1984]

I'm a spender 🤣🤣🤣

[@rudeboijasmithy]

Just because it says it’s not I’m circulation doesn’t mean it’s not legal tender.

[@stevenlawton5319]

Just stumbled upon your channel, and find another avenue of audits, if I worked in a petrol station I'd buy those 25p crowns off you 😂. Great channel.

[@RonSeymour1]

Tesco, at it again. I don't blame the local outlets but for Christ's sake, Tesco should either tell all their stores to accept them or provide notices for the pumps. Compared to the staff that I have come across those staff were lovely.

[@julianchamberlain5399]

The one off camera got fiesty

[@TheSadButMadLad]

The customer should not be penalised, punished, harassed and have the stress of worrying about the police turning up (possibly even up to eight years later*) and arresting them due to the incompetence of head office not to inform their outlets to either accept the coin or to provide notices that they don't accept them. It's not a common occurrence, but the amount of times these videos are seen is just negative press for the companies. And it unfairly punishes the staff who have the stress of worrying that they will lose their jobs or have to pay the amount out of their wages.

[@SykeMediaTV]

18:50 .... You are correct - It is 100% illegal to come inbetween your legs without permission... or in your car! No one should be coming anywhere!

[@danjames5552]

Look at what you started , it's going world wide 😂

[@pqrstzxerty1296]

Tesco HQ has does not communicate to it stores or DC's correctly. Tesco is really bad at internal commications.

[@AbsoluteAudits]

18:55 Maybe she picked up on your flirting and that was her weird attempt at reciprocation. However I can’t help but think if the roles were reversed, she’d be crying me too and you’d be in a cell.

[@CookieMonsterawr]

Agreed. All made so easy for a woman to cry me too and we are whisked away with no more than a written statement which is all the evidence needed for charge. Stay safe MEN.

[@jsteadman9262]

That would have definitely happened if it was the other way around, she had already mentioned how the police are good to them and always have their back

[@johngray1972]

Still got no sympathy for petrol retailers these days, seems a good way to settle the karma score in life.

[@Nunya]

Free fuel ⛽️ 😆😅

[@change2023now]

"do I look intelligent" "just fill out the form" "it's not legal tender" honestly, trying to explain legal tender to the lovely Tesco cashier's is like trying to explain quantum physics to a giraffe. You have the patience of a saint and love how you defuse the tension

[@Davidudka]

"Quantum physics to a giraffe"... I like that!

[@tonytouch7823]

Julian, you've been assaulted! What happens if it's perpetrated on another person too? Grabbed your tender!

[@gasman3526]

Just went to my local Tesco petrol station and on the pump it said "no coins accepted over £2 of value" Lol

[@julianchamberlain5399]

South Molton?

[@markdunkling1604]

Was it an official sign or just scribbled on a bit of paper by staff ?

[@gasman3526]

Bristol. Was a typed out bit of paper sellotaped to the pump. Mentions crowns and celebration coins from the mint

[@gasman3526]

Also says dispite having legal tender, we do not accept them

[@markdunkling1604]

@@gasman3526 was there a signature beneath

[@mervyngreenhow4645]

Julian, Call Tesco services and ask for clarification of their position and if they support a drive off report. Make it public on YT?. The transparency makes it a really interesting conundrum.

[@kingofracism]

Love your videos brother, such an interesting topic

[@nonenone-vt8cg]

If she was in customer service, the service could not have been up too much.

[@kimbo172]

Now I remember the 25p coins with the Charles and Diana on them I also remember the first ever £2.00 Julian and I remember trying to use this £2.00 coin back in the early 90's and getting refused lol

[@Jayen4]

I'll tell you what..... If I had some of these coins , I would be causing some right bother ! .... lol . Especially with stupid women who refuse to accept the FACTS ! ...... You're not looking for an agent in Yorkshire are you , Brett !?? ;-) . * I think that you need an overall contact at Tesco's head office , who can put these un-educated 'people' in their place , regarding these coins and their acceptability ( or otherwise ) .

[@jsteadman9262]

Thing is, it's been confirmed at head officer more than once that they accept these coins. Problem is they haven't made it clear to the stores so staff that have no idea what they are doing just start making up random store policies that they think are also law and most of the time they refuse to call head officer and get the proper answer.

[@JiggliJane]

The lady in the white jumper is lovely. Great video!

[@TheSadButMadLad]

9:40 "Is 100 pounds legal tender" And google says: "In practice this means that although the silver UK coins we produce in denominations of £5, £20, £50 and *£100 are approved as legal tender,* they have been designed as limited edition collectables or gifts and will not be entering general circulation."

[@CommanderStarblaster]

The two reasons they are not in circulation is 1. They do not make enough of them. 2. Being pure silver, they will wear out much quicker. They are the only reasons not in 'general' circulation, but still money.

[@RonSeymour1]

The Royal Mint never say that the coins cannot be circulated, just that they are not designed to be. Of course not as they make a lot of money if they are not used, just the same as with an unused store gift token. That doesn't mean they can't be circulated. You can buy a pack of commemorative stamps at the Post Office and use them although not intended for circulation.

[@sotn8010]

Hey Julian i just went in Rodgers garage went to pay for my goods and i dropped the line "you dont take commemorative coins do you" 😂😂 if looks could kill. Lol its definitely a sore subject in there.

[@julianchamberlain5399]

Pmsl

[@andrewdaley3081]

Banks weigh cash notes. 🇬🇧👍

[@manontheedge4179]

Another great video. I was wondering something though mate. When you got the £5000 compensation for unlawful arrest, would you have accepted it in £20 coins?

[@julianchamberlain5399]

Yes I would. It would be amusing when the garage says "where did you get these from? We are calling the police"... I got them from the police..

[@memezilla4370]

@@julianchamberlain5399 🤣🤣🤣 that would be funny

[@auditingbroll889]

How nice was she when you offered her the 50p coin 😊

[@closethedoornow7538]

I love these videos

[@stackstacksaveuk5350]

motto is........keep calm and keep stacking..be yourself,, stick to the law ,,and if the queens effigy is on the coin and she had issued these for legal tender i see no defence for the payment of fuel debt,,great vlog/audit..i may do this and audit the big bp,, shell and other overpriced gas stations in northants,,,,they will love me. :) i liked that lady who was talking to you mainly,,very pleasasnt. well done tesco

[@SykeMediaTV]

18:40 .... That was Mandy, first time is free! ... second one will cost ya 20 quid!

[@TheTorbinator1]

oi oi Julian hope ya good, im looking forward 2 an update if that happens. me and NNY done a tesco in manchester yesterday, Anyway i go in with my £20 coin and the bloke asks his collage do we take £20 coins??? NOOOO she said, anyway he phoned his manger and comes back to the till and says to me ok. thy end up taking the coin i dont think thy wer very happy but he oh on to the next we go ;-)

[@julianchamberlain5399]

Hi Torb.. Goes to show, you never know if they will accept them or not. Even the same company like Tedco.

[@davidharwood9552]

It’s amazing. My till will not accept the coins? We are governed by machines ?

[@sunnyinsanya2]

Damn, sexual assault, that's a first in Auditing, was she a senior Tory MP by any chance. Boris would back her! I love the way you let them dig all the way down, making up stuff as they go along, keep yourself quiet, don't argue, then just make your relevant points at the end. Great job as usual Julian.

[@pinaconorth007]

Awesome 👌

[@factorylad5071]

If I was the owner I would let your car tyres down and send you off to change the coin at a bank in your time and expense.

[@stuartbrown8259]

Love these vids Brett. It seems their argument is the bank won't take them. That is not your problem? Or am getting this wrong.

[@julianchamberlain5399]

Its not my problem that the bank won't accept them or they don't fit in the till.. their excuses are great though. We don't have keys to put it in the safe.. 😂

[@stuartbrown8259]

@@julianchamberlain5399 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@WilsonCarefree]

When I worked for Hsbc we’d have no issues taking in commemorative coins, and the counter staff had machines the weighed notes. When g4s collected money there would be a separate‘sundry’ bag which would be these coins, old noted, and Scottish notes. So the bank excuse is rubbish

[@gasmanrus]

The Royal Mint really need to clarify that these coins as legal tender should be accepted. Not be floundering around on the matter.

[@artg9418]

They are accepted as legal tender... but legal tender only refers to currency that can be used to pay off a debt to a court of law... it has nothing to do with buying goods or services.

[@TheSadButMadLad]

If their tills can't accept the coin, that's their problem to sort out. Which is dead easy to do, just do a manual override, or handle it in some paperwork at the end of the day. Just because they have a problem doesn't mean that the customer has to be punished for their electronic systems being deficient in handling it.

[@33alwright]

Another day, another great video.. Always enjoyable to watch.. What's Darryl's channel.. Does he use irish commemorative coins over here in Ireland. I'd be interested in having a look..

[@julianchamberlain5399]

He did record it all but he doesn't want to put it on youtube, I dont think.

[@gaslink6785]

where can we buy these coins cheaper than the face value?

[@rickysmyth]

Make sure to take your keys out and put them in your pocket incase they snatch them and hold you for ransom. You might meet a complete psychopath who takes it personally and even if its illegal to do that or damage your car, it's a real hassle.

[@andrewdaley3081]

Be a good boy and fill it in nicely. 🇬🇧👍🤣😂

[@SuperChalkster]

what was up with the filming have a low battery? anyway £120 free fuel happy days, lol, keep us updated on it.

[@julianchamberlain5399]

My new body worn camera didnt capture all the footage due to a flat battery. See how it is on the next one..

[@Taytates-lr6kg]

It actually says on Google that the one hundred pounds coin holds legal tender status...love the channel..

[@ThisIsJamesL]

5:04 You should take steps to ensure they can't throw the coins back into your car through the window - maybe one of those plastic dog vents?

[@whatsmine7848]

Got to ask if I went to a restaurant could I do the same

[@nathanwilson3737]

But when they accept £50 notes the plastic they are on are not worth the £50 so technically they are losing out each time. Can't you get customs involved each time when they refuse to give you a receipt each time.

[@TheStovo]

Where do you buy these coins at below face value?

[@daytona1212]

Very rude ladies. They want to open their food holes, but not their ears.

[@guy4469]

i told you before i did man,hester to birmingham and ba,k , with no money i filled in 2 off these forms i still havent heard . £145 ,00 so far .And she was ok she use to work on the door at the turks head pub in taunton.

[@jaydenritchie1992]

The Royal Australia Mint produces coins legal tender face value is face value it may be worth more but as tender it is TENDER

[@Polecat54941]

Politest confrontation in history?