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Fifty Pound note Savers Club
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toontastic wrote:Are you sure it wasn't scottish ? http://www.scotbanks.org.uk/current_clydesdale.htm
??? Was that in reply to me? Not sure, lol.
RBS IS Scottish.
(Royal Bank of Scotland.)
How sure are you about Clydesdale bank notes not being legal tender?Herman - MP for all!
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If there was a -1p (yes minus) savers club then I'd be able join, 'cos I have loads of those :rotfl:
I have a $1,000,000 note when I came back from America, honest it's real .... A real Fake one, and it only cost me $1 (before my money-saving days)
RubixThere are 10 kinds of people in the world, those who understand binary, and those who don't.0 -
Aren't most £50 notes in Kent these days......I've lost over 100lbs in two years, I can be debt free too.0
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aliasojo wrote:??? Was that in reply to me? Not sure, lol.
RBS IS Scottish.
(Royal Bank of Scotland.)
How sure are you about Clydesdale bank notes not being legal tender?
Yeah it was sorry, forogt to quote
Yeah I had replied before you added the little extra to the end of your message :rotfl: I read someone on the net that Clydesdale bank notes are no longer legal tender in England but the RBS notes are, apparently there is a difference not sure what though
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sandanista wrote:Aren't most £50 notes in Kent these days......
Not any more they aren't !! (well at least in a particular Securitas depot anyway) :T :TThere are 10 kinds of people in the world, those who understand binary, and those who don't.0 -
It would be nice to have a few/.// :beer: :beer:
I would not mind a few £5 as well....
:beer: Keep your Chin up.. it can only get better :beer:
I'm one of those people who was born to have money, 
but I just don't have any!
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toontastic wrote:I read someone on the net that Clydesdale bank notes are no longer legal tender in England but the RBS notes are, apparently there is a difference not sure what though

Not so sure about that though, both the Pub and Shop I work in, in Newcastle accept them. The £100 note I saw was a Clydedale one too, wish it had been mine though.
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I was under the impression the Clydesdale ones were still used and accepted too.

I'd accept one! :rotfl:
There's something at the back of my mind about new ones no longer being printed??????? Might be making that up though. :undecidedHerman - MP for all!
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toontastic wrote:Yeah I had replied before you added the little extra to the end of your message
Lol...I understand now.
:beer: Herman - MP for all!
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isn't it ironic that 50 pound notes are the easiest to forge?! lol... I remember this from my days in retail :-)0
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