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juergen63225
11 months ago

No

of course it depends on what a coin.

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Valid payment method

or collector coin, numismatics

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The banks buy precious metals, but there’s no idea in the branch. They send them in and then you get a price. (slaughter than in specialist trade)

Valid means of payment: foreign currencies are only purchased if they are notes. Coins are only worth something in the output lance.

And collector’s items: there are forums, collector’s exchanges… here too, experts can find themselves. Just give me two Euro pieces. They’re worth 2 euros.

kummerfrei
1 year ago

If you find a bigger one in a big city, they usually have a lot of idea.

SlightlyAnnoyed
1 year ago

Well, the value that’s written on it. For example, if it is a misprint or a rare coin, then bankers will not be able to tell you that this is not part of their area of responsibility. You should be a professional.

ponter
1 year ago

Sure, for example, when it comes to euro coins that are in circulation.

Otherwise, the number of coin experts in the Volksbanks is not greater than, for example, in a car house.

Ad0lfDripler187
1 year ago

With Sparkasse yes Volksbank and the rest no plan