How do I turn my $1 into Zambique Dollars?

Question

What is the best and easy way to turn my $1 into Zambique Dollars?

Will going to the local currency exchange work?

How much does it cost?

Answer 1

firstly its Zimbabwean dollars from Zimbabwe.

find someone who is from there. they would gladly sell it to you.

Answer 2

go to a bank where you do banking or a money exchange. we change irish money all the time. banks give you more bang for the buck. you can go there they'd like to have your money. watch the value you go the wrong place you loose money. got to go to bank

Answer 3

put it through a pasta roller  this is what they look like

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Answer 4

there r ways.......................................

Answer 5

American Express sells all currencies. I do not know the current fees that apply. You might want to go to their office.

Good Luck!

Answer 6

It's best to try and get gold or silver for it because this has an international standard that cannot be subsituted for anything else. Paper has no value except for what you believe it has.

Answer 7

+ Find a friend or personal contact from Zimbabwe who is in need of an U.S. dollar.

- Short of that, you may want to contact the Zimbabwean Reserve bank: [e-mail]

+ The local currency exchange will most likely not carry the Zimbabwean dollar (Z$) as it is experiencing hyper-inflation and is almost worthless at this point in time (July, 2008)

+ COST: the official exchange rate as of the 17th of July, 2008 is Z$25,389,017,580 per U.S. dollar

+ They're selling it on ebay; but looking at the going rates, it'll cost you a little more though

http://search.ebay.com/zimbabwe-bank-not...

Answer 8

Have you considered traveler's checks?  If not, there are usually currency conversion establishments who will change your money for a small fee.

Answer 9

Just call around to local banks.  If you're in a decent sized metropolitan area, one of them should have it.  They all, at a minimum, have Euros and other major currencies.  Also, you could check at an airport.

Last resort, check craigslist, lol.

Answer 10

don't know

Answer 11

Dont Know

Answer 12

Get out while you can my brother!

Answer 13

Your local mall WOULD have one. I live in Florida and in the center of the mall there is a "currency exchange" that has different rates and the values of the different currency you can exchange with. *Florida Mall in Orlando*

If you live in New York, "GRAND CENTRAL STATION" has a currency exchange right behind the center ticketing that you see in movies.

I think, however, there are some banks that have "currency exchange" as well. I would pull out the local yellow pages or google "currency exchange" on google w/your city to find locations. It won't be that hard.

Hope this helps! The other girl who responded doesn't know what the h**l she's talking about.

-Jerry, Economics major, University of South Florida

Answer 14

Exchange it for a watermelon.

Answer 15

make a wish

Answer 16

AAA might do it, and there is always a fee to exchange cash like that. usually some % of the amount you want changed. a lot of places won't change less than $100 and they don't change currency for small countries. it's intended for people who travel and need the cash for spending rather than for fun.

it would probably be easies to buy the currency on ebay or something, the next easiest thing would be to travel there or nearby.

Answer 17

Go to the Bureau de Change at your local bank, and they should be able to do it for you.

The currency might not be available straight away though, and you might have to wait a couple of days after you order it.

Answer 18

You might as well thow it away, because inflation in there is so bad they are having trouble measuring it.  The Zambique dollar is worthless.