Quick money question
Sep 14th, 2007, 01:17 PM
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Quick money question
Does it matter what denominations when exchanging money at Johannesburg airport? I know about the new, no tears etc. but are $100's o.k. or should I break them into $20's before I go?
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Sep 14th, 2007, 03:10 PM
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Banks and money exchange booths are the places where I would expect the least problems with larger denominations. However make sure to take your ATM receipts for those US$ bills with you as they might insist on seeing them for money laundering prevention reasons.
Sep 15th, 2007, 04:40 AM
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Dennis -
It depends. Some exchange bureaus may feel the $100s are more easily counterfeited; others think otherwise. Personally, I'd opt to take the smaller $50s and $20s. Sure a thicker pile, but likely less of an issue.
It depends. Some exchange bureaus may feel the $100s are more easily counterfeited; others think otherwise. Personally, I'd opt to take the smaller $50s and $20s. Sure a thicker pile, but likely less of an issue.
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