OT: How many £2 coins to fill a Teramundi?

CAFCGirl

Lets move crazy back on over to my diary!

tinkerbell1978

fill it and find out.

tinkerbell1978

no sorry that was a stupid thing to say sorry!

newleaf

There are currently 14 x £2 coins in my terramundi. (this one http://www.shopcreator.com/mall/productpage.cfm/Terramundi2/BN12/79267) It's nowhere near full

tinkerbell1978

sorry hun just having a moment was just kidding!

Mr2_2

My sister sells Terramundi pots in her gift shop near Newcastle so for anyone in the north east let me know and I'll give you the details - save on the p & p and they're a bit cheaper with her. She has a customer who reckons she can get the money out of hers using a long knife but that's cheating - smashing it is half the fun.:rolleyes:

spud30

keith.jewitt&#64 wrote: »

My sister sells Terramundi pots in her gift shop near Newcastle so for anyone in the north east let me know and I'll give you the details - save on the p & p and they're a bit cheaper with her. She has a customer who reckons she can get the money out of hers using a long knife but that's cheating - smashing it is half the fun.:rolleyes:

Ask her to fill one with £2 coins, and let us know how much it holds

littlestar1981

jlj wrote:

Mine held £976 of £2 coins.

There's our answer!

pavlovs_dog

i would be wary of putting notes into a teramundi, incase the bank of england withdraws them from circulation, and you have no way to get them out to spend before they become invalid :eek:

much better to swap it for the value in coins and put these in instead - less likely to be withdrawn than notes. how long ago now since the old 5ps and 50ps changed?

La_Tristesse_Durera

CAFCGirl wrote:

The ones I've seen are always quite expensive, circa £18.........

If I spent £18 on a Teramundi I'd have nothing to put in it!!!


They seem like a good idea though... must keep my eye's peeled for one