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It's correct to say visitors shouldn't deal with £50 notes if they can possibly help it, because they will generally struggle to pay for anything with them thou
by notahacker 4y ago
It's correct to say visitors shouldn't deal with £50 notes if they can possibly help it, because they will generally struggle to pay for anything with them though..
- ghaff 4y agoAnything over a $20 bill has been hard to use in many/most stores for a very long time in the US (which seemingly at one point decided to freeze currency denominations in amber--see also penny--which I assume is permanent at this point as less and less cash gets used). But $100 bills at least were in pretty common use overseas. I still tend to carry some as backup cash.
- Symbiote 4y agoThey shouldn't have any problems in London, especially at places tourists typically frequent. I once worked at such a place, and the till would be stuffed with £50 notes by the end of lunchtime. I realise it's different north of Watford.