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Bought for my daughter who is 6 years old. She has a play till but the money that till came with was of poor quality this however was very durable. The colours are similar to regular money and can be fun and educational to use with a little one to teach them about money and basic maths.

Bought x2 of these for my children to use for pretend play and their pirate chest. The notes are great just be careful when taking the tape off at the back.. I was very careful and still couldn’t stop pulling a bit of the paper off at the back. I’m going to laminate them so they last longer lol the coins are okay not like real coins so wouldn’t recommend for learning money but the notes are great for that. Would recommend even with the tape at the back of the notes. Kids very happy with it.

Looks ok. Only £1 is old round pound.

These are great for imaginative play. Especially young kids who love playing ‘shops’. Pros: Cheap / Good value for money Plenty of notes / coins, suitable for more than one person Accurate note colours + styles Cons: Notes are cheap quality, screw up very easily (paper) The copper coins are not accurate in colour, so teaching children the value of coins by look can be challenging Overall: Cannot complain at all for the price. Less than £3 delivered is an absolute bargain. My £50 notes had some gluey residue on them, but I’m sure they all don’t.

Firstly, the notes are brilliant. They’re smaller than real notes but the detail really is brilliant. The coins on the other hand felt too light and airy. I know it’s a kids toy but probably would have been better to only have supplied the notes and the coins supplied by the parent. I was going to give this four stars but because having the coins is a bonus and they’re not integral to kids play I’ll give it the full five. Definitely worth it for the notes.

Very good. It looks just like the real thing. A great way to teach my kids about money.

Was transferring money by bank account to each of my grandchildren but I wanted them to have something to open at Christmas. I packed up a little of this money in a gift bag for each of them. Well received. They initially thought I’d lost the plot until they realised their real gift was in the bank.

Bouhght this for a friend who is in a nursing home and had dementia’s. he wants to ‘pay’ for his ‘ food and hotel’ the home doesn’t allow residents to have money so to keep him right we desired to get some gaffe cash. Sadly this set was only printed on one side and is tiny so not any good for him. It would be perfect for trading little ones playing shop, but not any good for our purpose . I managed to get a bundle of fake cash from another seller and it’s perfect as you can see in the pic it’s so realistic and we put a load in his wallet and he feels like man about town tipping the staff and ‘paying his way’ so all good in the end as I got an instant refund and was able to return.