Ghana currency
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Maybe.
https://traveltips.usatoday.com/exch...usa-35448.html
This is a 2018 article but it’s a start.
https://traveltips.usatoday.com/exch...usa-35448.html
This is a 2018 article but it’s a start.
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You don't say where you are but you might try this in Chicago. I have used them a number of times for various unusual currencies. If you are elsewhere you still might phone them for suggestions. World's Money Exchange, Inc. |
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Best idea would be to find someone going to the country or who lives in the country and see if they will buy it off of you.
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Maybe.
https://traveltips.usatoday.com/exch...usa-35448.html
This is a 2018 article but it’s a start.
https://traveltips.usatoday.com/exch...usa-35448.html
This is a 2018 article but it’s a start.
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The problem isn't the date of the article, but that it's obviously popular advice meant for the average American who came back from the UK or Europe with extra money. It's not meant for third-world travelers who have $2K worth of Ghana Cedi on their hands. Surely no major bank or Travelex will buy or sell this.
Chase does not do this. I called them too.
Good news for the OP.
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