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Irish 1c and 2c

faber11

Does anyone know what I can do with Irish 1c and 2c coins now...is there a charity that accepts them?

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thelad95

faber11 wrote: »

Does anyone know what I can do with Irish 1c and 2c coins now...is there a charity that accepts them?

Spend them. They are, and always will be, legal tender.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Collect them up, change them for bigger denominations and pay the vet.

Hector Bellend

Have a ****

Mint Sauce

They are still legal tender OP. Spend them, or bag them, and cash them in at your bank.

Akrasia

Get an unused grain silo, fill it with all your 1c and 2c coins and then get some kind of diving board installed and go for a swim in your riches, Scrooge Mcduck style

Los Lobos

I still use them in my shop. I don't give a duck if I'm meant to round up or down or whatever, the bank still give them to me when I want change for the till so I keep doing things the same as ever #oldschool #rulebreaker

falinn merking

Hector Bellend wrote: »

Have a ****

Well you picked the right username.

I suppose it was a funny answer to a silly question.

ToddyDoody

faber11 wrote: »

Does anyone know what I can do with Irish 1c and 2c coins now...is there a charity that accepts them?

They're definately still legal whatever. The blind, the starving, the homeless would all be happy to have them.

bnt

Automated checkout machines in Tesco etc. accept them. Though it would be appreciated if you don't try that at peak times with fifty-seven angry shoppers queued up behind you ... :eek:

Outlaw Pete

faber11 wrote: »

...is there a charity that accepts them?

Yes, I set up a charity called 'Any Odds' and everytime you get around a thousand of them together, just pop them in a bag and send them to my Parcel Motel locker (PM me for details).

*I also accept any unwanted gold.

Mrs OBumble

ToddyDoody wrote: »

They're definately still legal whatever. The blind, the starving, the homeless would all be happy to have them.

And Dunnes Stores.

Irish_rat

Who even uses change these days?

Cocobongo

Just exchanged 20eur worth of 1 and 2 cents today at tescos coin exchange machine, never expected it was gonna be this much, sweet deal

pleas advice

Irish_rat wrote: »

Who even uses change these days?

yea man, anything less than a euro, i just throw in the bin when i get home