Where do you cash in foreign coins?

Answer 1

//eBay//

Correction

It very much depends on what you mean by "cash in". Normally to cash in coins or bills means to take them to a bank where you'll only get face value. If all you have are common coins, that's your best route. Many banks require large numbers of coins to be rolled and will charge a fee for counting loose ones. If you can make use of one of their gift cards, taking them to a Coinstar machine is another option. DON'T convert directly to bills; if you do that those machines will suck out 8% to 10% of what you put in.

If you mean "to sell the coins because they're collectible", then you have to know a lot more - condition, current values, etc. - if you want to sell on eBay. Alternately you could sell them to a dealer or appraiser but expect them to pay wholesale prices, maybe 1/3 less than retail, because they have to make a profit after all.

Answer 2

If you go to a bank, they will be trying to make a large commission on your simple exchange, You would be much better of going to a company that does that as their profession. I have recommended time and time again, check them out bendixfx.com they're in the financial district right in the heart of T.O. call them 416 366 9000

Answer 3

Most large banks have coin counters that you can exchange coins for paper currency.

Answer 4

You can exchange your money at airports. They will usually have currency exchange centers.

Answer 5

At the bank.

Answer 6

The airport.

Answer 7

the bank.