Coins

[galasalmon]

We both received by post this am an envelope with a sticker with our names and address sealed by sellotape and inside each of them was a £1 coin . No name of sender or anything else . Postmark just said Royal Mail. It is a mystery , Has anyone else had this . I am not complaining but who would send it.

[boxtops]

I haven't. I know some charities used to send small coins but that was always clearly marked where it came from. How odd. Was it a printed address label, or hand written?

[galasalmon]

Printed.

[dunnitall]

Win in a competition....even a £1 could be a win?

[Canary42]

A secret benefactor (a bit of a cheapskate though) :)

[Old_Geezer]

Oh that's what happened to it, could you return it please ? Thanks.

[Prudie]

You're not from Colchester are you? I saw something in the news a couple of weeks ago about lots of people in Colchester getting samll amounts of money posted to them and no-one knows where it's from.

[Graham-W]

Could it be someone who has wronged you in the past and wants to recompense you, but is too embarrassed and does it anonymously?

[dunnitall]

Just a thought, hope it's not those responsible for all the fake pound coins trying to get rid of them lol.

[horseshoes]

There was a news item earlier about a chap who was doing "random acts of kindness" instead of that stupid necknominate drinking game. It could be somebody similar, although the idea of that is to film yourself doing the kind acts.

[galasalmon]

Thanks for comments . I live in Scotland. none in post today . ? ?

[scooping]

Fascinating. Read something once about a group called something like JoinMe that advocated random acts of kindness once a week...

[galasalmon]

There are good people in the world right enough , the bad ones spoil it

[Kenzie]

Maybe it's one of your friends having a laugh - after a few weeks of watching you scratch your head, they might come clean!