fatscoobfella1

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Anyone ever filled one up with £1 coins ?

How much would one hold ?

EddScott

We filled one with loose change - any £1 put in would be robbed so was mostly copper and silver

We filled it a couple of times but the base finally gave out and it came off. Didn't smash, just broke off.

Steve vRS

We had one for change too. It's base broke off just before Christmas. We asked our Local if we could buy another but the Landlady said they couldn't get them anymore.

Steve

SwissTony

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is there a prize for guessing how many £1 coins ???

555-Shaggy

Never filled one with £1 coins, but have filled one 3 times I think with all loose change and £2 coins (not icluding £1's and 50p's) - averaging just under a grand when it's full to the top of the neck. Not had any trouble with it breaking yet.

On a side note, I did once drop a brand new one full of Martell brandy onto a concrete floor top first.... that taught the boss to make sure he stacked things the right way up

Bealescooby

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My grandad told me when i was younger that when filled with £ coins it will hold a grand (bag of sand he said )
filled 2 of em now with loose change and just bank it for my daughters

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M444GY

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i filled on with copper and 5ps and when it was full we got about £160 quid in all . paid for holiday spending money

cookstar

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That's got to hold more than a grand if it's just Pound coins, I can quite easily hold £50 worth in one hand, there must be more than 20 times that in those large bottles, I'm gonna guess £1700.

LG John

Took me over 10 years because I dipped into it a fair bit when I was a student, but I ended up with around £350 in here and there was hardly any £1. The damn thing was also filled with hair strands from pretty much every girlfriend I've ever had.....I could clone them all for an orgy

Mutley10

I filled one up in the early naughties with pound coins and I was amazed when I took it to the bank, there was £2079.00 in total. I lost the original bottle or someone stole it from me. I visited a car boot sale a couple of years ago and there was an even older one there, one that was corked rather than a screw top. I only paid a pound for it, they are going for £15 to £20 on eBay so I'm well pleased with that purchase. I am currently trying to fill it with small change, 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p and 20 pence pieces. I am not putting any pound coins in it as I can't afford to do that now. 50 pence pieces and £2 coins are too big to fit into the bottle.

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I also used to have a huge Bells whisky bottle I got from my Grandma. Used to keep all my coppers and silver upto 20p. Cash in netted about £500 which was always a nice bonus as a kin. Think it peed off the bank tellers no end, a little kid bringing in a bag full of coppers (had to sort them out and bag them up in advance) for weigh in.

Not sure how well it would work these days, I barely ever pay with cash anymore!