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Re: what does one do with euro change?
<< <i> << <i> << <i>Call around to some coin shops. We buy them in at 2/3 face value, and the boss carries them to Europe when he goes to coin shows there. >> That is less than half of it's full value. >> Is it my math or does this not make sense? How is 2/3 less than 1/2? >> 1 Euro is $1.58. 2/3 of 1 is .33 +.58 = .92… -
Re: what does one do with euro change?
<< <i> << <i> << <i>Call around to some coin shops. We buy them in at 2/3 face value, and the boss carries them to Europe when he goes to coin shows there. >> That is less than half of it's full value. >> How the hell is 2/3 face value less than half of its full value??????? >> Here is the confusion Tom. If I bring you 1… -
Re: what does one do with euro change?
<< <i> << <i> << <i> << <i>Call around to some coin shops. We buy them in at 2/3 face value, and the boss carries them to Europe when he goes to coin shows there. >> That is less than half of it's full value. >> How the hell is 2/3 face value less than half of its full value??????? >> Here is the confusion Tom. If I bring… -
Re: what does one do with euro change?
I think they factor the exchange rate and give 2/3 face or 2/3 of $1.58 per euro. I could be wrong though. -
Re: what does one do with euro change?
<< <i>I believe one euro is worth over a buck fifty, you may need to take them to a money exchange place, or a bank that will credit you the 600 or so bucks they are worth. >> You are correct Sir....One Euro is worth $1.58 ....
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