The Ultimate Guide to Exchanging Withdrawn & Obsolete Currency in the UK
Forgotten Currency, Hidden Treasure If you’ve ever pulled open a drawer or flipped through an old wallet and found French Francs, Italian Lire, or even old…
Exchange Damaged Coins for Supermarkets and Retailers
Running a busy supermarket or retail store means handling thousands of coins every single day. From tills and self-checkouts to vending machines and cash offices, coins…
What to Do with Rusty Coins from Wishing Wells and Fountains
It’s a familiar sight across the UK: fountains, wishing wells, and ponds filled with thousands of coins. For years, people have tossed in their spare change…
Fourex Kiosks Closed? Here’s the Better Way to Exchange Foreign Coins and Notes
For many years, travellers returning from holidays or business trips relied on Fourex kiosks and other foreign coin exchange machines to cash in their leftover currency.…
5 Common Travel Money Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them)
Managing your money while travelling can be tricky. It’s not just about getting enough cash for your trip — it’s about avoiding unnecessary charges, poor exchange…
Smart Tips to Store or Use Leftover Travel Currency
Returning from a trip with spare coins and banknotes is almost a given. Whether it’s a handful of euros from a city break or a mix…
Avoid These 7 Currency Exchange Rip-Offs at Airports
If you’ve ever been caught short of cash while travelling, you’ll know the airport currency exchange kiosks can be tempting. But convenience comes at a cost…
The History of Swiss Currency
The Swiss franc is the official currency of Switzerland and Liechtenstein and plays an important role in both countries’ economy. Here’s a brief look at the…
Exchange Your Old Foreign Notes Today
Out of circulation? No problem! We can help you exchange them before it’s too late. As the excitement for the next £5 note and £1 coin…
Comic Relief Fundraising Ideas
Discover Ways to Fundraise for Comic Relief with tips from foreign cash converters Cash4Coins Comic Relief may have been and gone, but that doesn’t mean that…