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Euros to dollars
ithinkyourcrazy
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I think this is a very silly question but one I am stuck with. I have some euros left over from a holiday (a 20 euro note). My friend is off to America in a few weeks and wondered if I would be able to do a straight exchange from euros to dollars at a bureau de change?
Many thanks
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Probably. But it would be best traded with somebody going to the Eurozone.0
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It's not worth incurring commission charges for such a small amount.
Keep the €20 until you next go on holiday or, if you are desperate to get rid of it, sell it to a friend at a rate that is a bit better than the selling rate being quoted on the high street at the time.0
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