"Uncirculated" means a coin that hasn't been in circulation I.E. does not show any wear even to its high points. You can still find coins that are hundred's of years old in uncirculated condition, it has nothing to do with buying from the mint or banks. In the US the term MS (Mint State) is given to uncirculated coins i.e. still in the state it left the mint. When grading companies slab/grade coins the uncirculated grade ranges from MS60-MS70. MS70 being perfect.
You do often however get uncirculated coins with slight scuffs; these are referred to as "bag marks". Bag marks or scuffs are pretty inevitable on coins that were meant for circulation (not proofs, patterns or trials); because of the way coins are piled together.You may also hear the term FDC being used this is a French term which stands for Fleur De Coin. It basically means a perfect coin. This term is usually used when referring to proof coins in perfect condition.
I hope this helps.
The currency can be exchanged for more of a foreign currency.
Oil.
it means the value of that currency went down
Perhaps you mean currency? Its currency is the Dirham, shortened to DH in the country or MAD as an international currency symbol.
Currency in circulation is reffering to the money being used currently. The money you give to and get from anywhere is "circulated" currency
we can exchange foreign currency of leats of banks
VF-UNC would mean very fine, uncirculated; it means that the paper currency in question is in a state of perfect preservation and it has never been used, no one has handled it from the time it was originally printed.
Face value only. I changed your question because you clearly mean UNCIRCULATED. "Inoculated" means that it has received a vaccination from a doctor, something that hardly ever happens to paper currency.
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BU stands for brilliant uncirculated.
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AU is an abbreviation for About Uncirculated. It means a coin which is very close to uncirculated by not quite.
Well, honey, you can try exchanging uncirculated foreign currency, but most banks and currency exchange offices prefer dealing with circulated bills. They might give you a hard time or offer a lower exchange rate. It's like trying to sell a brand new car with zero miles - it's not impossible, but it's definitely a hassle.
almost uncirculated
The currency can be exchanged for more of a foreign currency.
Oil.
it means the value of that currency went down