Who would run?

[katdarn79]

http://www.thesun.co....un-with-5million.html

I wouldnt dare, always waiting to get caught.

kathryn xx

[katdarn79]

Wow DTcrosswordfan thats amazing!

[Answerprancer]

Hmm, but if you find loads of cash like that and it's old banknotes - can it be 'exchanged' ?

[mike11111]

You can always exchange them with the Bank of England, no matter how old.

[katdarn79]

Yes thats right Mike, x

[sandyRoe]

Any deposit of 10k or more attracts the attention of the authorities. You'd need to be able to explain how you got it.

[Answerprancer]

Phwoaar ! I wonder if they would take into account the value of the banknotes when they were printed and update their value !

[Answerprancer]

Hello Mike btw - long time no communicate !

[joggerjayne]

You could stay in a LOT of VERY jolly hotels with £5m

Assuming about £500/day, it would last 10.000 dyas ... that's about 30 years!

[HowardKennitby]

as I recall that notes found were no longer current so Lofty was asking what her? options were.

[joggerjayne]

Actually, you'd need more than £500/day if you were on the run.

£1,000 a day would last 15 years.

Not so long, but it would be wild !!

[katdarn79]

Answerprancer, im not sure what they would do if they where notes we no longer used. The money i was talking about was just old £10 & £20s.

[sp1814]

I would say nothing and place the money in a high interest account. When the bank realise their error and asked for the money back, I would give it to them and keep the interest.

Hmmm...now that I write that down, it sounds a little bit illegal.

Is it??