Currency exchange question?

Question

http://www.millantiq.co.uk/Yugoslavia-a.htm

I got the one at the bottom (100000 yugoslav dinara), except it has a different girl on it (its form 1989) i received it from my mother when i was prettylitte, and ive kept it, thinking it wasnt worth anything

Now when I checked some currency converters, it said that it was worth the equivalent to around 1,900 USD. Is this correct? And can I exchange this in a regular bank?

Answer 1

I would talk to a place that does currency exchange as a regular business like American Express or Thomas Cook.

Answer 2

Check with any bank, the rate will fluctuate every day. Your rate is pretty close I found it to be 1,930.20 USD.   Yep, you can exchange it at any regular bank.

Here is a good Exchange rate site to use:

http://www.oanda.com/convert/classic

Answer 3

HAHA seems like no one on this board knows that Yugolavia went through the world's worst inflation during the early 90's. If that note is from 1989 I would value it between .00000000000000000000000000000001 dollars and zero.

The currency has been changed over and the NEW notes are worth this much, This note however is sadly not.

Answer 4

+1 to all of the above. Another thing you may want to consider is some sort of trading system.

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As with investing, educated decisions are optimal.

Answer 5

Visit any bank.

Take few dinnars with you and enquire.