The angry mother told her that her money is no longer worth for the wrong coins in her local store

A furious mother banged her local shop for not letting her pay in 50 cents.

This week, Amy Dee attempted to pay for essential groceries, including bread and milk, which totaled $ 10, using the rest of the exchange.

After being denied service at the On The Run service station in Salisbury, south of Australia, the discontented woman took on Facebook to vent her anger.

A furious mother slammed her local shop for not letting her pay in pieces of 50 cents (pictured: OTR Salisbury service station)

Ms. Dee described how the cashier refused to take the 50-cent coin stack she delivered.

The mother brought on Facebook to vent her anger, saying: "I was the only car there, so they were not at all busy with customers, my 11 month was becoming cranky because I was tired and I was turned down the service because the man to serve would not accept my change ".

"So much for convenient shopping."

However, the service station responded by claiming that it was in full compliance with its legal right to refuse the offer, citing the policy of the Reserve Bank of Australia on the payment of coins

However, the service station responded by claiming that it was in full compliance with its legal right to refuse the offer, citing the policy of the Reserve Bank of Australia on the payment of coins.

According to Section 16 of the Currency Act 1965, if someone wants to pay a merchant with 50 cents coins, he can only pay up to a value of $ 5.

Salisbury Drive Thru added: "We apologize for the fact that this has not been better explained to you in the store today and we will be sure to follow up with the store and the team member".