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Completing the Banking Bags is almost always done along with completing the [[Banking Slip]]. |
Completing the Banking Bags is almost always done along with completing the [[Banking Slip]]. |
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| − | Once the floats have been made to £100, collect all of the money earned from the show and sort it out into denominations. Once the Banking Slip has been filled out, get the small NatWest change bags from the cupboard and then place each type of coin |
+ | Once the floats have been made to £100, collect all of the money earned from the show and sort it out into denominations. Once the Banking Slip has been filled out, get the small NatWest change bags from the cupboard and then place each type of coin inside a separate bag, making sure not to go over the limits printed on the bags. Notes do not need to be placed in bags. Once this has been done, the bags and notes, as well as the Banking Slip, all get put into a medium-sized grey bag, and then this gets placed into the orange bag inside the safe. |
Revision as of 22:10, 11 May 2014
Introduction
This page exists as a reference on how to complete the banking bags.
Procedure
Completing the Banking Bags is almost always done along with completing the Banking Slip.
Once the floats have been made to £100, collect all of the money earned from the show and sort it out into denominations. Once the Banking Slip has been filled out, get the small NatWest change bags from the cupboard and then place each type of coin inside a separate bag, making sure not to go over the limits printed on the bags. Notes do not need to be placed in bags. Once this has been done, the bags and notes, as well as the Banking Slip, all get put into a medium-sized grey bag, and then this gets placed into the orange bag inside the safe.
