What can I do with unwanted foreign coins?
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If they are of significant monetary value, you could try offering them to a coin dealer, who will give you fair market value for them. If the value is insignificant, you could offer them to a grade school for use in geography or social studies classes. Alternatively, you could offer them on your local Freecycle website; it's amazing what people will take when it is offered for free!! http://freecycle.org/
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Darme.
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Melt them down and make super coin hehe jk
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revisit all the countrys you got them from and throw them in wishing wells .one of your wishes is bound to come true
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I keep my foreign coins in a jar. When older children visit I get them out for them to look at. Kids are fascinated by them and just love finding out what countries they come from. I then let them pick one to take home. Good kids.
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craigs list
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Try this site .. http://www.coincollectorshouse.com/coins_world.htm
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In the UK alot of currency exchange places now accept coins but at half the current exchange rate. Most charities will accept them. Save them in a jar until you next go to that country.
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Hang on to them. You never know what can be done with them.
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Give them to unwanted foreigners LOL
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Save them, sell them, give them away, throw them away, or you could always melt them down and make anything from jewelery to beer cans ... you could even drill a hole and use it as a bolt spacer or washer ... you could even check them for size and then use them in some coin operated vending machines.
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Do you have a Money Mart where you live?
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Ebay them to the highest bidders! Or you could take jewelery classes and learn to make one fine coin necklace/bracelet set!
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Donate them to charity.
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Sell them on ebay.
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you could give them to me!
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trade em to foreigners for American money
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Give them to me. I collect pennies and foreign coins. I have like 20 yuban cans full.
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I'm not sure what kind you have, but if they are the type with holes they make really cute jewerly. I used some of my left over yen to make necklaces for my friends and myself, they're great gifts.
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i read this and thought it said what can i do with unwanted foreign countries? hahahahahahahahaha -
Go to a treasury and have them exchanged for their same worth in whatever type of money the country you live in has.
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bring them to the airport and exchange them for US coins, and then spend da money
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Well, most foreign flights(well, the ones I've been on) have envelopes for donating them to unicef, since a lot of banks won't exchange change. I like the suggestion of giving them away for geography classes, though.
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Sell them on Ebay!
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EXCHANGE THEM AT THE BIG BANKS
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Well i think you will get good value for your collection if you list it on (E-BAY) shops for auction or sale, that is where i buy for my collection from! try it visit now at E-bay canada & put up your collection for sale or auction,bye
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Send them to me I collect any things!
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EXCHANGE THEM AT A BIG BANK.
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