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You can walk into a bank anywhere in the world and convert it into local currency. That's as close to money as you're likely to find. Edit: I should have sai
by illumin8 15y ago
You can walk into a bank anywhere in the world and convert it into local currency. That's as close to money as you're likely to find.
Edit: I should have said "coin dealer." To the reply below in Cork Ireland - I see you have a convenient merchant in your very town that will be happy to convert gold coins into cash:
http://www.dublincoinauction.com/index.php?page=index http://www.dublincoinauction.com/index.php?page=index
- jtbigwoo 15y agoI'm not sure what world you're living in, but none of the banks in my (medium-sized middle-American) city buy or sell gold. I have to go to a coin dealer, pawn shop, or one of those "WE BUY GOLD" places. A used guitar would be just as easy to convert to cash.
- handelaar 15y agoI'm in Cork, Ireland. Second-largest city in the country. I'm gonna bet you €10 right now (or an equivalent value of the element of your choice, if you insist) that there's not a bank within 20 miles of here where I can walk in with gold and walk out with cash.
- mikeash 15y agoYou can walk into a pawn shop anywhere in the world and convert anything into local currency. That doesn't seem to prove very much.