The supermarket has announced that it will continue to accept the old pound coins for one week after the expiry date. It has almost promised to stop giving out any of the round shaped pounds at ...

Any old pound coins sent in to the Royal Mint will be melted down and used to make the new £1 coin - however with 50 million of them in circulation believed to be fake, it's likely many won't be ...

THE DEADLINE for spending your old one pound coins has now passed. The old round pounds had become an easy target for forgers, prompting the introduction of the new "counterfeit-proof coin".

the round pound will no longer be legal tender. From now until then, the Royal Mint is advising people to keep spending the old coins as normal. Anyone with money boxes filled with the old £1 ...

If you've still got some old one pound coins lying around ... developed with the help of the Royal Society of the Blind in order to help blind and partially-sighted people. The paper £10 notes ...

If you find an old purse or dig ... Or rarer pound coins such as limited-edition ones from throughout the years can even be sold on eBay – for more than a £1!

At midnight on Sunday (15 October), the old £1 pound coins will cease to be legal tender after 34 years and will gradually be withdrawn from circulation. The Royal Mint introduced the new £1 ...

Brits have just hours left to spend their old round £1 coins as hundreds of millions of the old pounds are estimated to still be in circulation. As of midnight on Sunday, the old pound coin will ...

Over the past six months, more than 1.2 billion round pound coins have been returned but some £500 million worth of the old coins are still in circulation. They were replaced by the new 12-sided ...

People have already returned 800 million of the old coins. One pound coins were first launched on April 21 1983 to replace £1 notes. The Royal Mint has produced more than two billion round pound ...