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Ninnynanny | 16:34 Thu 17th Oct 2013 | How it Works
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In britain it would be quite difficult without this small piece of metal. However, not all parts of the UK have stopped using what it replaced. What is it? I had thought of a mobile or a remote, but I don't think they are "metal"
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Money - in particular perhaps £1 notes?
16:39 Thu 17th Oct 2013
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http://scotspolitics.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/note.jpg
16:44 Thu 17th Oct 2013
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The Chip in a Chip and Pin Card ?
16:44 Thu 17th Oct 2013
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Thats what I meant £1 coins replacing £1 notes
16:45 Thu 17th Oct 2013
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the word "tin" is in "Britain" - could it be that sneaky?

Or - the key we used to use to open corned beef tins.....
16:46 Thu 17th Oct 2013
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Thank you all. Going to go with the £1 coin.
16:53 Thu 17th Oct 2013
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Not sure if the Channel Islands are classed as the UK. British Isle definitely. Anyway, they still have £1 notes.
22:30 Fri 18th Oct 2013

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