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Has anyone used a change coin in the form of cents?
After a trip to the USA, her daughter had cents, is there any point in taking them with her to Egypt?
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You can exchange them at the bank for pounds, otherwise I have not yet seen or heard about the calculation in cents.
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answered 15 years ago
And they exchange a trifle there, because it is impossible to exchange them in Ukraine, the amount is not known what $ 25, but they would be quite useful ...
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answered 15 years ago
Frankly, I doubt that the Egyptians will be delighted with cents. Last year, in Marsa Alam, they even tried to disown the coins of 1 and 2 euros. This is despite the fact that the hotel was mostly Europeans.
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answered 15 years ago
I know in Kyiv on Khreschatyk in the transition to the Maidan they accept dilapidated banknotes, and there are exchange points where they accept non-liquid, the course is cheaper, of course, but you can try to turn it in.
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answered 15 years ago
Yes. Egyptians don't take cents. But why hand over coins as non-liquid? Strange advice.
You, or your daughter, will probably go somewhere other than Egypt. In the same Turkey, cents go for example ...
You, or your daughter, will probably go somewhere other than Egypt. In the same Turkey, cents go for example ...
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answered 15 years ago
I think it should be taken. We bought a keychain at Hurghada airport before departure, which cost $ 2, but the seller was paid a coin of 2 euros and we were given change of 50 euro cents (5 coins of 10 cents). I think you can spend your cents in Duty Free without any problems.
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answered 15 years ago
The Egyptians refuse coins as best they can. Too bad you realized it too late. In Aswan, in the botanical garden, the toilet is paid. I don't remember one pound or two. There were euro cents. As soon as they saw them, they let them in for free :) Even the thought flashed - whether to buy European change from them for dollars at a rate of 1: 1 :))
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answered 15 years ago
