Chinese woman pays for car coins

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In a strange incident, a woman bought a car in China worth 190,000 yuan, equivalent to 21,000 pounds sterling, and paid for 66 bags of coins.

The women took coins through three separate trips to the motor show, while dozens of workers left the ground preparing money, with 17 workers spending three days in inventory.

The pictures show the staff scooping the coins out of paper before putting them in large boxes, and then being transferred to the bank, while a pig's finger is colored black from the touch of thousands of currencies.

The woman has a small restaurant and got coins from customers, and decided to save money because her deposit in the bank would be a big problem, collecting coins for 10 years and saving enough money to buy a new car.

Women were able to pay about 15,000 pounds sterling in coins, the rest by electronic transfer, according to Chinese press reports.

After sharing the event on Chinese social networking sites, some people suggested different ways to calculate money faster. There are coin counting machines available on the market, some ask why the manager did not use that, and another, "I'm sure you can calculate the funds by account Weight, "said another:" just a waste of time and work. "

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