US ($) Currency Thread 1 (closed - use thread 2)

photome

Not another new thread asking the same question

There were two of these threads running yesterday a search would have briught up lots of the same question

photome

duchy wrote: »

I'd buy now if I had the spare cash for next year. I can't see it going much higher if at all.

Can you clarify why you think it wont go higher?

Inactive

How long is a piece of string?;)

hammy_the_hammer

i'd wait till the ides of march or 4 days before st swithins day

GlennTheBaker

I think the rate will drop once the Moon enters Aquarius.

dexter-boy

photome wrote: »

Not another new thread asking the same question

There were two of these threads running yesterday a search would have briught up lots of the same question

Wow...chill out!

Thanks to the people who posted helpful comments - I'll check out the other threads too.

photome

dexter-boy wrote: »

Wow...chill out!

Thanks to the people who posted helpful comments - I'll check out the other threads too.

I am chilled thanks and am quite happy to answer sensible questions on here,but how do you post a helpful comment to an impossible question.

I will be super chilled soon sitting in the stands at carrow rd or at least bloody cold.

But there is a sticky posted by martin about the best way to go about holiday funds.

Alterantively look at the thread titled "Best place to buy dollars" and read Glen the bakers replies about getting a nationwide account...lol

lfc84

http://www10.americanexpress.com/sif/cda/page/0,1641,12776,00.asp?#CTC

Apparently in the USA travellers cheques can be used just like cash and fee free.

lfc84

i am not planning to travel for something like 10 months (at the earliest, maybe even summer 2009.

if i got cash now are there any bank note redesigns that i need to be aware of ? in this country we have had a redesign of the £20 note recently. I wouldnt want to get a load of cash that was no longer in circulation by the time i travel.

dexter-boy

photome wrote: »

I am chilled thanks and am quite happy to answer sensible questions on here,but how do you post a helpful comment to an impossible question.

I will be super chilled soon sitting in the stands at carrow rd or at least bloody cold.

But there is a sticky posted by martin about the best way to go about holiday funds.

Alterantively look at the thread titled "Best place to buy dollars" and read Glen the bakers replies about getting a nationwide account...lol

Please don't feel that it's YOUR responsibility to answer my question. If you don't think that I've asked a 'sensible question' then don't waste your time writing a response.