NATIONAL Police warn the public to keep an eye out for coin scam going around Europe once again.
Officers first warned about people being short-changed last year but have recently been forced to warn the public again after a rise in reported cases.
Police are warning that everyone should check their change carefully after every transaction to make sure they have not been given either a Turkish Lira (looks almost identical to a one-euro coin), the Turkish 50 Kurus coin (looks like a two-euro coin) Jamaican 20 Dollar coin (looks like a one-euro coin), the Polish 5 Zlotych coin (similar to a two-euro coin) and the Venezuelan Bolivar (very similar to the one-euro coin).
According to the National Police, these coins are very similar to the real euro but their value is much, much lower.
¡OJO con el cambio⛔! Hay #monedas extranjeras muy parecidas al #euro, pero cuyo valor es muy inferior 💰.
¡Comprueba las vueltas y que no te las cuelen! pic.twitter.com/amcSFlzL3q— PolicÃa Nacional (@policia) December 16, 2018
