money matters

[tryard]

2 seems a lot to pay for an apple turnover ,help please
36 small change or loose change?
53 loaf around for a while, stale bread? not sure about this answer any more help?
69 gents bag for sovereigns, I have three maybe`s, privy, royal, or money purse
71 sweetener carries weight but it is big money, again not sure, pound sugar or heavy sugar
I have just found this great quiz and the completion date is near , please help

[Goofy]

2) a type of apple - starts with r

36) no great difference - why would that be loose?

69) gents - an outside loo is the first word

71) carries weight is heavy

still got a full month

[athenae]

If you take time to write out all the clues, more abers are able to help ....

2) nothing to do with the amount you pay for an apple ....
a name for variety(s) of apples, popular in days gone-by - but, not seen in supermarkets today as it is not the right colour/shape/size etc!!
Reversing the letters of this apple gives you a sum of money ..... 'slang' for a 10 pound note

36) �There's no great difference in low value coins �
'loose change' may 'fit' 'low value coins', but it does not 'fit' 'NO GREAT difference'

53) this is a cryptic clue, with a question mark ....
the answer you give of -stale bread- fits the cryptic clue.

69) -Gents- is the key word .....
71( I answered this previously and gave website references .... it is american Roaring 1920-s slang, immortalised in Jazz lyrics of the time .... and is in Chambers .... lok up sugar! .....

[Figi]

Why repeat answers that are already all over this site?

[Goofy]

cos it makes us feel superior figi!