Guess: How much is in this piggy bank?

[subbytna]

Ban hammer out for not telling us the amount.....


£444

 

[aardvark]

£178

 

[Rimsy]

£187

 

[Psymonkee]

Based on the weight you told us and assuming the pig weighs nothing (not possible, I know!) there's a minimum of 11.4 bags of £1 coins in there!

That would bring it to a low end of £230. Given it's maxed out the scales it's clearly more than that.

My guess is: £273

 

[kevy1986]

£120

 

[m@rty]

£0

its empty and the piggy bank weights more than 2kg

 

[Shoeyuk]

£269

 

[Ceryndrion]

£257 I should think.

 

[Hagar]

4.75lbs

 

[LeeUK]

Love to do something like this but I tend to spend my change as I get it before breaking into a new note. Only time I keep change back is few pound coins to get car washed at the jet wash and the odd 20p for filling my tyres up with air.

Not sure if it's some sort of macho manly thing but when I'm in a bar and you see men buying every drink with a £10 note you just think why!

 

[Marky]

£270

 

[chaparral]

To help you along, I've weighed it on my kitchen scales which cut off at 2kg.

It's too heavy for the scales, they display an error.

2kg is 210 one pound coins

So it going be over £210

 

[Feek]

Here we go - How much is this?

 

[Nabzlfc]

£320

 

[cainer]

2kg is 210 one pound coins

So it going be over £210

no, the new £1 is 8.75g so 2,000 / 8.75 = 228.57

 

[.Lethal]

£317

 

[Tek81]

Twelve ponies and a bag of hooves?

 

[darael]

I'm going to say £160 as they look like they are stacked in fives to me.

 

[Dup]

£221 (stacked in 7s?)

 

[The_Abyss]

copy cat

I went for coins, not pounds