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But what is the question? 
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The cost of the King's coronation. -
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Or the approximate size of my pension pot, me being one of the highly privileged baby-boomer generation.Comment
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The 20 million people who watched it on TV need to be named and shamed. Hands up if you were one of them!Comment
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It should be PPV.Comment
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That's a ridiculous suggestion!Originally posted by jon1959 View PostComment
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What is the prize and when can I expect it please?Originally posted by jon1959 View Post
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I occasionally pay £14 for a day subscription to NOW TV to watch a City game on Sky. So to put that in perspective, I'm thinking most royalists would be happy to pay £10 on a pay per view basis to watch the coronation.Originally posted by Taunton Blue Genie View Post
20 million x £10 = £200 million. Minus £72 million for the actual cost of the coronation leaves £128 million for HRH Charles III - a nice little earner!Comment
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No money for prizes left (or for nurses, care workers or pot hole fillers). It has all gone on Charlie's procession!Originally posted by Gofer Blue View PostWhat is the prize and when can I expect it please?Comment
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That's a shame. Presumably part of the infamous £22 billion black hole?Originally posted by jon1959 View PostComment
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Must admit I thought it would’ve cost more than that.Comment
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Republic think it did cost more. Local councils, the Fire Service, and other public bodies will have spent a lot in support of the coronation and their costs are not in the £72m.Originally posted by the other bob wilson View Post
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