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Money talks, as we know - but do any of us really know what it's saying?

One brainy Facebooker does, and happily she's decided to share it with the rest of us.

If you place together every denomination under £1 then you can arrange the coins to make the Royal Coat of Arms - as seen on the £1 coin itself.

Mandy Woods posted the above picture on her Facebook account with the comment: "Well I never knew this !!! Just saw another post about this so I had to try it myself.

"I'm sure I'm not the only one who never knew that these coins together made up a puzzle of the shield on the £1 coin!"

(Image: Facebook)

The image clearly shows that the one, two, five, 10, 20 and 50 pence pieces, when arranged together, do indeed show a shield like the one seen on the pound coin.

According to the Royal Mint, which makes UK coins, this design was adopted in 2008: "The UK’s latest coin designs were created by Matt Dent after a public competition.

"He created a design based on the Royal shield of arms, but few people realise that you can piece together the complete shield design as seen on the £1 coin using the other coins in the series."

So now we can all try it out.