Help please! £50 notes legal tender?
Help please! £50 notes legal tender?
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Yazza54

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20,272 posts

207 months

Thursday 23rd August 2012
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I've sold my car to my uncle who's turned up with a load of 50s. Some are the new style and a few are the old ones.

Are the old still legal tender? They haven't been withdrawn yet have they??

davepoth

29,395 posts

225 months

Thursday 23rd August 2012
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Yazza54

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20,272 posts

207 months

Thursday 23rd August 2012
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Thanks smile

Might take them to the bank and withdraw the amount back out in 20s.

Buying a bike at the weekend and don't want the guy worrying because I've given him 50s.

jgy6000

205 posts

196 months

Thursday 23rd August 2012
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I find it funny that its your uncle giving you the money and your worried. Also if I was selling a car/bike i wouldn't worry about receiving 50's they didn't change that long ago and there still in normal circulation and will be for a while yet.

Changedmyname

12,549 posts

207 months

Thursday 23rd August 2012
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Yes they are.

anonymous-user

80 months

Thursday 23rd August 2012
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jgy6000 said:
I find it funny that its your uncle giving you the money and your worried. Also if I was selling a car/bike i wouldn't worry about receiving 50's they didn't change that long ago and there still in normal circulation and will be for a while yet.
I find it funnier that the OP has either posted this mid transaction and is waiting for the answer before proceeding, or has taken the money and is only now asking whether he has a pile of scrap paper.

Yazza54

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20,272 posts

207 months

Thursday 23rd August 2012
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Greg66 said:
jgy6000 said:
I find it funny that its your uncle giving you the money and your worried. Also if I was selling a car/bike i wouldn't worry about receiving 50's they didn't change that long ago and there still in normal circulation and will be for a while yet.
I find it funnier that the OP has either posted this mid transaction and is waiting for the answer before proceeding, or has taken the money and is only now asking whether he has a pile of scrap paper.
He's my uncle.. I could always give them back if they weren't OK.

And yes, but he's a odd bloke, one minute he's struggling an the next he turns up with a wad of cash unexpected!

DSLiverpool

16,305 posts

228 months

Friday 24th August 2012
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Yazza54 said:
He's my uncle.. I could always give them back if they weren't OK.

And yes, but he's a odd bloke, one minute he's struggling an the next he turns up with a wad of cash unexpected!
He's a gambler, 50's stuffed in a wallet a sign lucky 8 has dropped in a few times biggrin