Should the BOE issue a £100 note?

Or just having more fivers around. A lot of cash machines don't dispense them any more.

Personally I'd look at phasing out coins under 5p. Sweden has made it work, they have nothing under 1kr now (which is the equivalent of about 8p). Heck even 30 years ago the smallest was 0.5kr (~4p). What confused me a bit was they still had prices in supermarkets with smaller denominations but you didn't get change, it was just rounded up.
Santander issue £5 notes in their ATMs inside their branches. Sometimes I get £20 out and all fivers. Then other times I withdraw £60 and get 2 or 4 £5s.
 
One of the Leicester hospitals (General) only takes coins for their pay n display machines. In the main entrance, there’s an ATM with a change machine. Always see someone using either one of them when I go to the hospital. When i know I need to visit there, I make sure I have plenty of change. Just buy a couple of items at work through a self scan that takes cash.

It always throws people when they discover this fact.

Yet I visited a town that had 3 hours parking for 50p and could pay card just in case you don’t have 50p in change.
 
One of the Leicester hospitals (General) only takes coins for their pay n display machines. In the main entrance, there’s an ATM with a change machine. Always see someone using either one of them when I go to the hospital. When i know I need to visit there, I make sure I have plenty of change. Just buy a couple of items at work through a self scan that takes cash.

It always throws people when they discover this fact.

Yet I visited a town that had 3 hours parking for 50p and could pay card just in case you don’t have 50p in change.
THANK YOU!
I'm going tomorrow at 9:30am. And I had totally forgotten that they do this.
 
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