Wednesday, Apr 08, 2009
Criminals undertake fiscal stimulation
Daily Telgraph: 1 in 20 £1 coins is fake
Looks like the criminal fraternity have taken it upon themselves to help out with a bit of fiscal stimulation
Posted by britishblue @ 08:47 PM (607 views) Add Comment
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1. Dead Spider said...
But the thing is , they're still as acceptable as the royal MInt coins .
No-one questions that !! ??
2. crunchy said...
With the devaluation of sterling it will not be long before faking coins becomes unaffordable.
It's the gold and silver coins people should really be watching out for now. Much more lucrative!
3. mdmick said...
It's OK !! I only needed to spend 19 pounds today.
4. Staypuft said...
After having been given a 0% payrise this year, I need to score some of these coins. I'll pay 50p on the pound. ; )
5. inbreda said...
do you think they will get a knighthood for this attempt at fiscal stimulus?
Sir Delboy Trotter
It does nicely illustrate the fact that they are doing exactly the same as the BoE, but for some unkown reason it is a positive thing when BoE do it, but a criminal act when... oh no, hang on ... they are both criminal acts.