Sterling Pound Play Money - Engage Kids in Educational Learning with Bank, Shop, and Role-Play Set for Literacy, Numeracy, and Pretend Play - UK Fake Toy Cash Notes and Coins (1pk Play Money)

Bought for learning for my 7 year old but tempted to use in the shops 😅Really great learning device for counting and having money awareness...perhaps some adults may wish to try too

Great educational toy. We used it to enhance math learning. Looks like real money, plastic coins good quality the notes not as great.So we priced up toys, and made a shop giving correct change.All four children aged between 6 and 11 enjoyed this.

Excellent play money. The Notes are very small but other than than colouring and images are correct. Great for learning to deal with cash or added to a play till.

It's okay, the front is nice and realistic but....there is nothing on the back, and it's really small, flimsy and easy to rip especially with kids, kid was too excited to play with it but I will be looking for better.

Bought the single pack and the Price is just fine for the quality and quantity.CAUTION- To be aware of and check before giving to kids : the coins are clearly made in such a way, that they were originally stuck together in rows. They have broken them apart to sell them individually, which leaves sharp jagged bits at either side where they were broken off.I used a Stanley knife to carefully shave off and whittle away the sharp bits. Yes it’ll cut off some of the paint- better that than injuries which kids and even adults will definitely get.

Why did you choose this product over others?:Rubbish, cheaply made and they are all really small, doesn’t resemble money at all

A very good set of play money. Ideal for Children playing shops and post office etc.

come well packed and everything were there highly recommend