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Can £50 notes featuring King Charles be exchanged in Thailand?

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Jan 3, 2025
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Derek ********
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Slight deviation....have just been told £50 miles with Kibg Charles on cannot be exchanged in Thailand...is this true ?
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The discussion revolves around whether £50 notes featuring King Charles can be exchanged in Thailand. Comments indicate mixed opinions, with some stating that they have successfully exchanged these notes, while others suggest skepticism regarding their acceptance due to potential counterfeit concerns and unfamiliarity with the new notes.
Peter **********
If you are talking about new £50 notes I Literally just changed 20 of them so it’s no problem.
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Derek ********
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@Peter *********
 did they have King Charles face on them or the Queens .?
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Chris *********************
Don't accept miles mate
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Derek ********
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@Chris ********************
 what you mean ?
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Chris *********************
@Derek *******
 look at your post £50 miles king Charles kibg???
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Cyril *********
People will be warry to the new notes as counterfeit is a strong possibility at this time.
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Lynnette *******
Just been told? Who by?
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Eddy *******
I changed £50 notes with King Charles no problem. Around 2 weeks ago.
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Randall *********
Dafuq
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Brian ********
That's because Thailand is metric, you need to get £50 kilometers with Kibg Charles on

😂😉😅
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Greta *****
They always say that cash is KING in Thailand. Apparently cash is QUEEN...
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Paul **********
I've got 3 Charlie £20s in my hoard so interested if anyone can make an informed comment.
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Paul *********
@Paul *******
 Exchanged plenty of Charlie notes without any problem in November.
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John *********
True
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Colin *********
He's on his way in his private jet ✈️🤣
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Nongnuch ********
maybe they haven't grasped reality, yet?
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Chris ******
Spell check is a wonderful invention
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Brian ***********
@Chris *****
 I’ve used that spool chucker is doesn’t always work :-)
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Carlos *********
@Chris *****
 spell check always let's me gown
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David **********
Maybe they don't know about the new monarch and don't recognize the notes as genuine yet!!!
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David ***********
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 the £50 note was known to be a target for forgers even with the Queens head. The same for the €500 note. No one wants to take the chance
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Oliver **********
Sometimes i wonder if typos like these are intentional to attract more attention. They're so common and no one ever fixes them.
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David *******
Lol
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Pete *******
“miles with Kibg Charles” cannot be exchanged in Thailand. Correct, produced by a dyslexic forger.
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