Thread: Exchanging Currency
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08-21-13 21:21 #1117
Posts: 416Got 8.90 today, changing USD2 k.
Oddly, the web-sites clickable on the front page here were showing an unusually diverse range between 8.85 and 9.07.
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08-21-13 13:59 #1116
Posts: 2808Still 100
Originally Posted by MisterTea [View Original Post]
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08-21-13 11:19 #1115
Posts: 13Originally Posted by MackDad [View Original Post]
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08-21-13 11:10 #1114
Posts: 13Originally Posted by Seismo [View Original Post]
'Small denomination currency and particularly coins are sometimes difficult to come by in Argentina, especially in Buenos Aires. The problem has developed to a stage in which some shop owners will not sell items if the transaction involves giving the purchaser change in coins. It has also been exacerbated by ATMs, which tend to give out only 100 peso notes, and by bus companies, some of which will take only coins in payment and sell these at a 5–10% markup on the black market rather than depositing them at banks.[8] This situation has improved in the years following the Argentine economic crisis (1999–2002). Nowadays nearly all bus lines have a Sube (Sistema Único de Boleto Electrónico) smartcard reader, allowing passengers to pay electronically without coins.[9]'
Given that the last two sentences only seem to refer to coin hoarding by bus companies and not by others, I guess hoarding must still (or again) be taking place. Or maybe there is some valuable metal in the coins?
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08-20-13 17:51 #1113
Posts: 189Coins- I have noticed in the past few weeks several Chinese grocery stores and Chinese buffets offering to buy coins at a 5% to 7% premium. Any ideas on why this is happening as I haven't seen a coin shortage anywhere?
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08-19-13 22:30 #1112
Posts: 14Originally Posted by AllIWantIsLove [View Original Post]
Now there are restaurants that accept dollars at black market rate but the one I went La Estancia was only giving 7.5 to pay for your meal.
I just got back from BA this weekend and at 8.7 it made this trip very affordable.
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08-18-13 22:25 #1111
Posts: 746Mack Dad,
I know next to nothing about bitcoin but I thought it was entirely digital and online. I don't understand how there is anything to see?
And ... What does it mean "to roll thru a cave and change out my Benjamins"? I get that Benjamins are $100 US bills. It's the "roll thru a cave" part that I don't get.
Thanks, Bob.
Originally Posted by MackDad [View Original Post]
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08-18-13 18:24 #1110
Posts: 577Bill Denomination
If you have the ability, you should deal with clean, crisp 100 dollar bills. The newer, the better. That is true in most of the world, not just Argentina.
Tres3.
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08-18-13 18:08 #1109
Posts: 119Originally Posted by Thomaso276 [View Original Post]
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08-18-13 17:32 #1108
Posts: 995Originally Posted by DaddyRulz [View Original Post]
I had a problem with ATM years ao and learned that the machines are operated independently from the bank itself. Look at ATM for the name of the company (IE Banelco I think) and a phone number to make a complaint. The bank that houses the machine will not take responsibility.
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08-18-13 15:55 #1107
Posts: 2808That happened to me once as well
Originally Posted by MackDad [View Original Post]
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08-18-13 10:51 #1106
Posts: 14Rate
The max rate is given for large bills. You show up with less then Benjamin's the rate drops. They are all over Florida and most of them are business's that are buying as many dollars as possible. I also saw people trading bit coins in the alleys for pesos. I was here back in March and was very Leary in dealing with back alley conversations. I went to a galithic bank atm Saturday night to make a 500 peso with draw. One of those bills was fake. I was so mad I got stuck with a bad bill. So I decided on this trip to roll thru a cave and change out my Benjamin's. It worked.
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08-17-13 17:51 #1105
Posts: 416Originally Posted by DaddyRulz [View Original Post]
;-)
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08-17-13 17:06 #1104
Posts: 577Seller's Remorse
Originally Posted by HiLife [View Original Post]
Tres3.
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08-17-13 16:59 #1103
Posts: 751Originally Posted by HiLife [View Original Post]
This guy is having a hard time understanding because he is obviously dealing with outdated / inaccurate information. Unfortunately the Ambito website no longer accurately reflects the true cueva prices. The actual buy / sell spread at Friday's close was 8.70/8.95.
Suerte,
Rock Harders.
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