Postal Orders - do NOT belong under 'Tokens'!

Postal Orders do NOT belong under 'Tokens'!

Postal orders have been issued by postal administrations - which are Government-sanctioned corporations, such as Royal Mail in the U.K..

Aidan.

But can I use it as a regular payment for my fish and chips?

Citeer: "ngdawa"​But can I use it as a regular payment for my fish and chips?

Only ​if they offer fish and chips at your local post office

Citeer: "BramVB"​

Citeer: "ngdawa"​But can I use it as a regular payment for my fish and chips?

​Only ​if they offer fish and chips at your local post office

​That's what I mean. It's only has a value in the post office, which means it's a token, just like all the tokens you can only use in a specific store och supermarket.

Here's an example of a postal note that could have been spent for 1 Pound in 1944 here in New Zealand;



Issued at Te Horo on 28 June 1944.

1 Pound was a bit of money in 1944 - & could have bought a lot of food.

Aidan.