Any Problems Exchanging The New Us $100 Bills?

[Somewhereinba]

You get about AR$0.2 per US$1 less. That is hardly "20%".

So if you got AR$9.7 to US$1 on Friday, then you might have only gotten AR$9.5 to US$1 with US$20s.

0.2 / 9.7 = 2.06% less

"20% Less" = AR$7.76

That's a pretty big difference. But then again, if you are willing to take AR$155.20 for each of your US$20s (AR$7.76 per US$1), I'll gladly take all of them off of your hands.

Thanks for info

 

[garryl]

My msg was only a joke.... nobody wants 20 dollar bills....!

I exchanged with the 20s, no difference.

 

[ghost]

I have successfully deposited my smaller bills in my dollar account here and returned another day to withdraw $100 bills from the same account.
But thanks for the heads up on foreign ATMS! I had forgotten about that!

Withdrawl via teller or ATM?

 

[Alicia karr]

Withdrawl via teller or ATM?

Teller. I think I would go into cardiac arrest if an ATM ever spit out $100 bills! But the trick is you can't withdraw the same day you deposit. It's basically a "work around" for getting them to change your 20s for 100. And it kinda pisses them off! So I just give them my best dumb blonde smile....

 

[John.St]

I exchanged with the 20s, no difference.

In Mendoza I have exchanged U$S 1, 5, 10, 20 and 50 bills at the exact same rate as U$S 100 bills.

I guess that it all depends on the cueva's customers - those moving money abroad need 100s, those who stuff their mattresses at home don't care.