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AA05 Fiver - Worth anything?
Chelseafan101
08-12-2016
On Saturday, WHSmith gave me an AA05 five pound note as change. Would it, realistically, fetch anything on eBay due to it having an AA serial number?
DMN1968
08-12-2016
£5 probably.
chrisjr
08-12-2016
If anyone is stupid enough to give you more than a fiver for it then bite their hand off!
walterwhite
09-12-2016
Not really. Some have sold on ebay for maybe £7 or £8.
johnny_t
09-12-2016
Probably not but, then again, you've got nothing to lose by sticking it up there....
Harvey_Specter
09-12-2016
Originally Posted by Chelseafan101:
“On Saturday, WHSmith gave me an AA05 five pound note as change. Would it, realistically, fetch anything on eBay due to it having an AA serial number?”

It's worth a fiver.

AA01s maybe, but even then, only worth what someone is willing to offer in exchange, pal.
Mustabuster
09-12-2016
Originally Posted by johnny_t:
“Probably not but, then again, you've got nothing to lose by sticking it up there....”

Except that ebay will probably take £2 - 3 in fees and commission so maybe making you worse off.
TerraCanis
09-12-2016
Originally Posted by Mustabuster:
“Except that ebay will probably take £2 - 3 in fees and commission so maybe making you worse off.”

Can one not set a reserve? That would at least restrict the options to a) being slightly better off or b) no change.
Roush
09-12-2016
Originally Posted by TerraCanis:
“Can one not set a reserve? That would at least restrict the options to a) being slightly better off or b) no change.”

Minimum reserve is £50 and costs 4% of the reserve price regardless of whether or not the item sells.
TerraCanis
09-12-2016
Originally Posted by Roush:
“Minimum reserve is £50 and costs 4% of the reserve price regardless of whether or not the item sells.”

Oh well.

Perhaps the best option is just to, well,spend it on something!
sarahj1986
09-12-2016
I'll give you £4.50...
JCR
09-12-2016
Also worth noting there are currently 7319 £5 notes on ebay, there are thousands of AK47's and AA's; I would suspect supply far outweighs demand for them at this point.
chrisjr
09-12-2016
Maybe you should be looking for one of these fivers instead?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...tland-38223552
tealady
09-12-2016
Originally Posted by sarahj1986:
“I'll give you £4.50...”

£4.51.
walterwhite
10-12-2016
Originally Posted by Roush:
“Minimum reserve is £50 and costs 4% of the reserve price regardless of whether or not the item sells.”

Plus of course putting a reserve on an ebay item is a sure fire way of reducing the selling price.

The real way to do it is if it doesn't meet your minimum then you just refuse to sell it.
sarahj1986
10-12-2016
Originally Posted by tealady:
“£4.51.”

I withdraw you win
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