What do i do with all this money...

[efript]

i have a lot of bills and change from lots of different countries. i want to exchange it for US currency. where do i do this?

 

[Beau]

Airports

 

[AbsoluteParadigm]

I think banks do this...

 

[AbsoluteParadigm]

DP

 

[yukichigai]

If you are a customer at a bank they usually will do it with little/no fee.

Most other places charge you to convert money. I don't know why.


Oh yeah, if you have Iraqi Dinars (as well as some pressing plates and an industrial-grade printing press) you can bleach them and use them to make counterfeit U.S. Currency, as the Dinar is the closest in material composition to the Dollar.

(Learning stuff from CSI: Miami is fun) 😛

 

[biostud]

Originally posted by: yukichigai

Most other places charge you to convert money. I don't know why.

That's called capitalism 😉

 

[FoBoT]

if it is small amounts, just keep it for souvenirs

or ebay it, that would probably make you more than exchanging it

 

[The Stigenator]

i have the currency from every country i visited on me... just in case i ever visit that country ever again..

 

[isasir]

Originally posted by: The_good_guy
i have the currency from every country i visited on me... just in case i ever visit that country ever again..

Of course it'll likely be worth less the next time you visit, due to inflation...

 

[Chadder007]

Originally posted by: isasir

Originally posted by: The_good_guy
i have the currency from every country i visited on me... just in case i ever visit that country ever again..

Of course it'll likely be worth less the next time you visit, due to inflation...

Itll be worth more than American $'s because of our De-flation.

 

[efript]

i just went to 4 banks and none of them said they would do it... wtf. anyone know of any specific banks that do it?

 

[flxnimprtmscl]

Originally posted by: yukichigai
If you are a customer at a bank they usually will do it with little/no fee.

Most other places charge you to convert money. I don't know why.


Oh yeah, if you have Iraqi Dinars (as well as some pressing plates and an industrial-grade printing press) you can bleach them and use them to make counterfeit U.S. Currency, as the Dinar is the closest in material composition to the Dollar.

(Learning stuff from CSI: Miami is fun) 😛

Also, any Canadian currency he might have works great for starting fires 😉 Other nation's currencies can be so versatile 😛

I kid Canadians 😉 😀

Edit: To the OP, just grab a phone book and start calling around to different banks. You're bound to find one that does it.