How to talk money in Cockney

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a grand is, a bag of sand
Comment from : serge chelton

Cheers guv Forgot about half of these Used to hear them a lot when I was little
Comment from : The Unknown

As a cockney,i used to only speak it with my dad,sadly soon it be gonewhich is proper naughty debs xx
Comment from : Debs most excellent adventures

5 is also called a bluey 50 is also called a pinky and 1000 is also called a bag as in bag of sand, grand
Comment from : Bull&BoneK9Supplies

Love it!
Comment from : A Daily Daughter

You heard a hundred being called a one? Friend recounted an American coming up to his antique stall, asking the price of a piece, friend says 'that's a one' The American gives him a pound note
Comment from : Louis Tracy

Wonderful Took me back to working Berwick Sreet when the street was buzzing
Comment from : Louis Tracy

£15 is a commodore 3 ladies a singing
Comment from : Thenandnow

East London say jacks, ching, bluey, or lady Godiva for fiver Bobby Moore for score twenty that is A , nifty macgarriott or a bullseye for fifty A longen or a tonne for hundred A carpet for three hundred, a monkey for five hundred and a bag of sand for a grand
Comment from : Colin Wells

As a kid, I remember a grand being called the "long 'un" (long one)
Comment from : Contact Light

They call a pony in casino
Comment from : Sohail Ahmed

Don't forget a century guvouer
Comment from : Glen Boyle

a 1000 is a large4000 is 4 large
Comment from : cockney1980

We sometimes call a £50 a nice and nifty
Comment from : marv wilson

I always thought Ten was Benn as in Tony Benn, the politician
Comment from : Alan Frehley

Don't forget "a bag of sand" (grand) or "pie & mash" cash
Comment from : craig butler

A grand is a bag, as in a bag of sand See ya later is Jacket, as in Jacket potata
Comment from : Phil

200 bottle 300 carpet
Comment from : Iain Collins

1000 Also ,a bag of sand
Comment from : TheOsteveo

Pianabehave mush, it's a bag of sand
Comment from : lee goddard

Stick a pony in me pocket, I'll fetch the suitcase from the van
Comment from : Brian James

Cos it weighs a tonne
Comment from : Crown Royal

Did he just refer to when the time when Britain was in India as the dark ages? Fucking white guilted mug Even the bloody fisherman
Comment from : hqef

pianobrbra GRAND piano <3
Comment from : elektrolyte

Money money moneybrGrab some dosh pal
Comment from : Minh Tú

Do another one of this!!!
Comment from : Shape Shifter

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Comment from : InspirationalGems247

A piano fell on his head brA thousand fell on his head brA thousand dollar hit was put on his head, and he died
Comment from : TheRealDJGRAVY

GRANDPA!!! Can I ha a cuppa coco?
Comment from : Maturity is earned

BOTTLE
Comment from : futtocks23

Нах Это я как в Дядьково приехал, Брянская область Никуа не понимаюbrХотя все вроде наше
Comment from : Igor T

Это типа, гэающий колхозненг нам впаривает)))
Comment from : Igor T

£15 is a Commodore, 3 times a Lady 😀
Comment from : Rex Kramer

This is great Fank you
Comment from : Zulkifli Jamil

Hello Pete, thanks a lot for these cockney money phrases Appreciate it!
Comment from : Zulkifli Jamil

Nice one chief 👍
Comment from : Nathan Murados

Question:is it still working in London?)Or nowadays,you have another slang?
Comment from : Роман Бондар

A grand is a bag of sand
Comment from : Ped Clarke

north end road market it's easybrFiverbrTennerbrScorebrPonybrFiftybrTonbrMonkeybrLargebrive never even heard half the phrases this bloke mentions and I grew up in London
Comment from : Rob S

Love this Make mo videos of cockney slang! You’d is the only good one I’ve seen!
Comment from : Katie Jo Artsy

This is great and unlike others you correctly leave off the rhyming bit eg 'A lady' etc
Comment from : sagarpandya82

The £50 quid made me laugh out loud
Comment from : RoyalOak

A thousand pound is a 'bag' - £200 is a 'bottle' - £300 is a 'carpet' - £400 is a 'rofe' - £100 is a "long'un"
Comment from : Colboy Montana

£1000 is a bag, bag of sand a thousand pound
Comment from : Scott Johnston

I'm looking for someone with knowledge of Pre-WW2 Cockney to help me with four lines in my screenplay Pay is $100 If you're knowledgable of that era Cockney it will take no more than 15 minutes Please email me if you are qualified and interested germantaco@hotmailcom Thanks!
Comment from : Chip Hall