Changing into coins

[imbaxx]

Where can i change notes into coins. like stack of coin that need to unwrap. Lets say i want 200 10 cents coin

[JR8]

Where can i change notes into coins. like stack of coin that need to unwrap. Lets say i want 200 10 cents coin

Have you thought of going to a bank?

[rajagainstthemachine]

Where can i change notes into coins. like stack of coin that need to unwrap. Lets say i want 200 10 cents coin

Have you thought of going to a bank?

whats that JR8?

[sundaymorningstaple]

But you cannot just waltz into the bank and tell 'em that. You have to place an order a day or two in advance so they can get them from the main/head office.

[JR8]

But you cannot just waltz into the bank and tell 'em that. You have to place an order a day or two in advance so they can get them from the main/head office.

Are you serious... that's only $20 in 10c coins

[ecureilx]

But you cannot just waltz into the bank and tell 'em that. You have to place an order a day or two in advance so they can get them from the main/head office.

Are you serious... that's only $20 in 10c coins

Banks do have regular and daily orders for clubs, from FnB establishments.

Btw there was a charge for coin bundles..

[the lynx]

http://forum.singaporeexpats.com/viewto ... in#p711087

Well we always have our resident coin-changer...

[sundaymorningstaple]

Yeah, but he's looking to exchange for coins, not exchange for folding currency. He's looking for coins also.

[JR8]

Well this seems pretty alien to me. Back home I'd expect to be able to walk into any branch of my bank and request (on the spot) even equiv. S$1k of coins with no charge. So, it must simply be different here. Perhaps it's linked to the apparent habit of 'grand-pa coin hoarding' that seems like maybe a local thing ?? Plus for what ever reason retail outlets seem very keen to take what ever pocket full of coins you have.

Dunno, is so much priced here at $x.75, x.95, x.99 - that retailers run out of change?... hmmm