I have asked at 2 banks and a credit union, they won’t do it.
Currency exchange places say they do not take coins.
If I go over the border to a bank in the states, will I need an account to exchange the coins? I know when I took Canadian coins to a bank in Canada they required me to have an account to exchange them.

i live in ohio and am looking for the closest place to exchange the canadian coins for american currency and no local banks will exchange them. where can i do this?

can i depoite us change, as us in canada banks

Hi… I need expertise’s advice… I am a college student here in Manila, Philippines. And I start discovering about currency speculation, a year ago. I know that it can deliver you profits but also to have great losses.

I started speculating the US dollar by exchanging my philippine peso savings into it. However, since i fall in love with Canada and the U.K., i shifted to Canadian Dollar "loonie" and British Pound Sterling. Until this financial crisis battered and devaluate my pesos.

I don’t wanna lose my bills, but I’m in doubt because of the declining value of those currencies.

About a year a go… 1 pound is 94 pesos; now it is 71.5; and it reached as low as 64!!!

for the loonie, they are almost the same with value the USD, with little centavos difference (when converted to pesos) and it reached one time that Canadian dollar surges and worth a little with the USD.

Last year it is 1 LOONIE is 44.60 pesos

now it is 40.14 and it bottom upto 36.10 for the past few months.

I KNOW that loonie is a commodity currency, and it depends on the price of gold,silver, copper and of course OIL!

how about the british pounds? aside from the foreign trade of Britain of pounds, where? in the financial sector of the banks?

If i were you, what we’ll you do? Last year, i do not mind the little changes because of the very little fluctuation. Only now that i realized that even 0.0001 fluctuation in the currency rate affects much on the value. Especially when it deals with larger quantity of foreign currency..

for now, i have Canadian: 0
and 100 pounds.

do i need to stop this, shift to other currency? or what?

i am in a long term speculation, since this is my savings.

please enlighten me…
as of now, i have

0; (Canadian dollar)

£100; (U.K. Pound)

the banks will not take them

Canadian Loonie Coin

I have about dollars in Canadian dollar and two dollar coins. It seems no banks will do it, and Detroit Metro Airport says they will no longer take Canadian coins. What can I do?

I have tunisian and canadian coins i would like to exchange, but have had some trouble getting banks to accept coins.
I live in upstate NY