Best high street store to sell euros back to?

beehummingbird

I have some euros that I want to change back into pounds.

Does anyone know what high street shop to go to for the best rates?

I know you can get better rates in London, but I don't think it will be worth the hassle of going, because I only have about 40 euros.

PeacefulWaters

Keep them until you next travel to the Eurozone.

Or sell them to a friend who's about to travel.

photome

If you are in Norwich i will buy them.

the last poster has the best advice

antenna

Choose very carefully........pick the wrong one and you could lose over 50p.

dzug1

beehummingbird wrote: »

Does anyone know what high street shop to go to for the best rates?
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Best way to find out is to trog round them and ask. I suspect the answer will be different tomorrow so you'd need to repeat the exercise


It won't necessarily be the one that has the best selling rates.

photome

antenna wrote: »

Choose very carefully........pick the wrong one and you could lose over 50p.

I get your point but the actual difference could be as much as £5 or 12%

possibly more if selling to a friend or a high street store

antenna

If you can get £30 or a little less then this is the best you will do,..for euro notes only,no coins.

antenna

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High street shops the length and breadth of Britain will begin accepting euros in 15 days' time.
The move comes even though the UK has not joined the single currency.
The stores include Marks & Spencer, John Lewis, Body Shop, Dorothy Perkins and HMV

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-90233/Shops-rush-trade-euro.html#ixzz35XZ1Rysg
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beehummingbird

Thank you for your answers.

Unfortunately I don't have a friend to sell them to, so I guess I will just have to look around.

dzug1

antenna wrote: »

Latest News...
High street shops the length and breadth of Britain will begin accepting euros in 15 days' time.
The move comes even though the UK has not joined the single currency.
The stores include Marks & Spencer, John Lewis, Body Shop, Dorothy Perkins and HMV

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-90233/Shops-rush-trade-euro.html#ixzz35XZ1Rysg
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

Hmmm Wonder what exchange rate they will use? OK they may display it but what proportion of their customers will have the slightest clue what it means?

dzug1

photome wrote: »

I get your point but the actual difference could be as much as £5 or 12%

possibly more if selling to a friend or a high street store

12% of what though? The different high street outlets won't vary by that