Excluding uncommon pieces like silver dollars, 50 cent pieces (both of which I'm not sure of for Canadian currency) their money mimics ours.
I can't imagine that completely by chance they also chose to use 1, 5, 10, and 25 cent pieces each with the same size, thickness, and color as American currency.
I have a Polish penpal who wants to send me some older Polish money(not euros). Is this legal via snail mail?
http://barbiegirlz.com/
Isn't it so cute? It's a shopping website. My question is, what's the currency? They have Vogue && stuff.
printed on march 25th 1776…"no.8418. it is an eigtheen pence bill
trust me this is no replica, it came back from the war with my grandfather over 30 years ago
For example, instead of buying a currency and being hit with a "pip" charge, is there a site that charges a flat rate per trade (like how ameritarde would operate)?
I am referring to the new coins with the E pluribus on the edge of the coin. They look like those fake Liberian Dollars they sell on TV.
I will be going to Hong Kong from China. I dont have any credit card and just have a Bank of China (China Union Pay) ATM/Debit card. Which is the best option to carry money to Hong Kong? Also if I carry RMB cash, should I convert into HKD or can I use RMB itself directly. Please let me know.
I am in dire need of some money and i would appreciate your kind help.
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