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Commemorative Coins
emerald21
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Hi, Does anyone know of any bank, building society, post office or anywhere else who buy these coins. I have quite a few that have been purchased at various times for £5 each. Thank you:)
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Are you looking to sell them? For a fiver apiece? I'll give you that for 'em if they're unhandled/mint - just PM me. No bank etc would give you more than face value anyway.0
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If they're uk £5 commemorative coins then they're legal tender and any bank or post office should take them.0
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