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Euros to £££s
lushplus4
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Hi
I have about £15 worth of euros in coins, I have tried to change them back in the post office and they only accept notes. Is there anywhere that would change these coins back to sterling?
Thanks in advance
I have about £15 worth of euros in coins, I have tried to change them back in the post office and they only accept notes. Is there anywhere that would change these coins back to sterling?
Thanks in advance
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Save them until we join the Euro0
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If you knock out the center of the 1 euro coin it will work in the "What The Butler Saw" machine on Southend Pier.......Political?....I dont do Political....well,not much!0
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I will give you a fiver for them
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15 euros........sheesh.....i have more than that down my sofa........and Lincoln Imp..........you can have it for £5.....but i want the pizza.Political?....I dont do Political....well,not much!0
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Hi
I have about £15 worth of euros in coins, I have tried to change them back in the post office and they only accept notes. Is there anywhere that would change these coins back to sterling?
Thanks in advance
Assuming you will be taking another holiday in the future to a country that uses Euros, just do what I do and put any left over currency (even if it's 20 or 30 Euros) in the bottom of your suitcase and forget about it.
It is then a bonus when you open your suitcase to pack for your next holiday and find a few Euros that you had forgotten about
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