Never seen it before, it's just that I received a cheque for a massive £2.43 for a sale on here last week and it has the letters stg£ before the figures box.
Any idea? Does it cost me to bank them?
Never seen it before, it's just that I received a cheque for a massive £2.43 for a sale on here last week and it has the letters stg£ before the figures box.
Any idea? Does it cost me to bank them?
http://uk.ebid.net/items/raindropsies All items
http://raindropsies-catalogue-shop.ebid.net Mixed bag items all new
http://raindropsies-overstocks.ebid.net
Brand new really low prices
http://raindropsies-vinyl-decades.ebid.net Just Vinyls
Sterling. It's our currency.
http://uk.ebid.net/items/raindropsies All items
http://raindropsies-catalogue-shop.ebid.net Mixed bag items all new
http://raindropsies-overstocks.ebid.net
Brand new really low prices
http://raindropsies-vinyl-decades.ebid.net Just Vinyls
or is it from someone abroad who made it out in sterling
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http://uk.ebid.net/items/raindropsies All items
http://raindropsies-catalogue-shop.ebid.net Mixed bag items all new
http://raindropsies-overstocks.ebid.net
Brand new really low prices
http://raindropsies-vinyl-decades.ebid.net Just Vinyls
Probably something to do with differentiating between pounds and Euros as used in the south. Maybe the Irish hold accounts for both. There must be someone here from Ireland that can answer.
Im not from Ireland, but my OH has relatives there. You are correct. They print cheques that differentiate between sterling pounds and euros but what was the Irish Pound
did that make sense?
Irish Pound and GBP are different amounts. STG or sterling on the cheque confirms that it is GBP and not Irish monies...
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