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Who uses a Terramundi?

boo80
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I've just ordered one with my Christmas money :j
What are you saving up for? Have you ever smashed one? How much was in it? Did you make use of the broken pot?
What are you saving up for? Have you ever smashed one? How much was in it? Did you make use of the broken pot?
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I have one which is going on for 2+ years now lol It's getting fuller but I only put in £2 coins and frankly I'm no longer sure what we're saving for :rotfl:
I do intend to use it as a flower pot when eventually we crack it and I think there should be about £400 in it if I remember rightly from the tag that was on itI do love mine though - it's very pretty
Must really try to fill it up this year so I can crack itDFW Nerd #025DFW no more! Officially debt free 2017 - now joining the MFW's!
My DFW Diary - blah- mildly funny stuff about my journey0 -
I have one which I also use for £2, but have never had to smash one! Theres ways of getting the money outGetting back on the Wagon after falling with a thump!
Total Debt 31/11/13 = £20,341.05
1 debt v's 100 days 14 £24/£300
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Takingcontrol wrote: »I have one which I also use for £2, but have never had to smash one! Theres ways of getting the money out
Don't tell me that! :rotfl:0 -
I would take the money out regularly and put it in a savings account. I got burgled once and they took a huge jar of coins that I had been collecting. I had a hell of a job convincing the insurance company that I had had several hundred pounds of coins in the house.0
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We bought my dad one and he spent all year saving in it. Now once it was full everyone in the family had to guess the amount and write it in the pad. He told us silver had gone in it. This was good fun. Anyway when it was time to break it we gave the children little hammers (wrapped the terramundi in a teatowel lol) and let them smash it. They loved this. then we all helped count out the money inside. I think in the end it totalled £120!:D My 3 yrs old won lol - honestly with a little help - she was the closest and won some sweeties. When all this was happening she spent her time filling the money bags with 50p's and saying these were for the poor kids off the telly:A I think grandad felt guilty and some of the money went to charity afterall. x:jNov 2012 - Loan £1200, CC1 £1450
CC2 £1300, CC3 £100
Next £200
I will get rid!!!!
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Takingcontrol wrote: »I have one which I also use for £2, but have never had to smash one! Theres ways of getting the money out
Yep... I found this out when I was super desperate one day. I use mine for £2 coins... well did, but am starting again. :beer:Debt: just my mortgage0 -
I loved your story Pinky, thanks for sharing. x x0
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Hi, we're on our third Terramundi - collected £2 coins in the first 2 and saved about £250 on each0
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I think they are a nice idea however I wouldn't buy one as I would rather save the cost of it in an old tin or I buy one of the can style ones for 59p out of home bargains. they are not as pretty but do the same job.0
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i saved £2 coins in mine all of 2010, couldnt break it though cos hubby bought it me and its lovely. so just before christmas he got a sharp tool out of his shed and cut a hole in the bottom for us to empty it. Thrilled to bits as it contained £150 . now the pot has a bung in the bottom and off we go again. just hope im not tempted to borrow from it now i can get in to it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!sealed pot member no :081
2011- £306.68 2012-£304.36 2013- £387.44 2014 - £441.43
£482.30 2019 £655.58
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