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Put another dime in the jukebox, baby

- Published on 13th November 2024

Jukeboxes once turned spare coins into music memories. Today, Leftover Currency transforms your leftover foreign coins into usable cash, helping you rediscover the value of forgotten currency. The jukebox holds a special place in music history, especially regarding how we’ve enjoyed music over the last century. It may be hard to imagine today, in a … Continued

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5 Essential Tips for Currency Exchange at Airports

- Published on 26th March 2024

The rise in year-round travel means that the demand for currency exchange has never been higher. To feed this demand, the currency exchange market operates a series of different providers, from cost–effective online operations to accessible high street chains and airport concession stands. But which offer real value and deliver the widest range of currencies … Continued

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5 Things You Didn’t Know About the Seychellois Rupees

- Published on 26th March 2024

The Seychelles is the smallest country in Africa and has the lowest population, with just over 100,000 residents in 2022. Despite that, the Seychelles operates its own currency – Seychellois Rupees. The Seychellois Rupees exists under the currency code SCR and is a completely independent currency. Despite there being several other currencies also termed ‘Rupee’, … Continued

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5 Facts About the Spanish Peseta That You Didn’t Know

- Published on 26th February 2024

Are you interested in historical currency and learning more about how different nations and countries developed their independence through curating unique currencies and economy-boosting activities? Then you’re lucky because today’s blog is about the Spanish Peseta. Despite falling out of circulation in 2002 when the Euro replaced it, the Spanish Peseta remains one of the … Continued

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5 Things You Didn’t Know About the Malawian Kwacha

- Published on 26th February 2024

If an overseas currency is something that you’re interested in, then keep reading because, in this blog, we’re talking all about the official currency of the African nation, Malawi. Named the Malawian Kwacha, operating under the currency code MWK, the Kwacha was brought into Malawi in 1971 to replace the Malawian pound, modelling itself on … Continued

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Cash in on Your Leftover Currency and Spare Coins

You, like many people, might have some leftover foreign coins and banknotes, tucked away somewhere in a drawer. Or you might have brought home some unused travel money from you holiday abroad. The combined value of all those spare coins and bills will often surprise you. Why not convert your unused foreign coins and notes to valid cash.

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