The easiest ways to exchange Spanish pesetas you have lying around

When Spain joined the eurozone back in 2002, the Spanish Peseta became an obsolete currency. Over the years, many other countries have joined the euro, and many people are sitting on an amount of defunct foreign currency. Cash4Coins offers a simple facility to exchange Spanish pesetas and other obsolete foreign currencies.

The UK has over £65 million worth of leftover foreign currency lying around in empty drawers.  Total this up and collectively this equates to a massive £1.8 billion sitting gathering dust. It should be noted that this also includes all currencies, not just obsolete ones.

While this currency is now no longer legal tender, it is still worth something, even after all the time that has elapsed.  If you have any obsolete foreign currency, including notes and coins, Cash4Coins will accept all this defunct currency and convert it back into cash. Many charities and fundraising organisations are now collecting leftover foreign currency to raise the much-needed funds they require.

Pesetas are a popular leftover currency that most people tend to have, some even going back to 1970, until Spain joined the European Union. You have until 31^st December 2020 to get rid of your Spanish pesetas, so if you are travelling to Spain, you can take them with you and exchange them at Spain’s central bank (Banco de España). If you are not going to Spain, then we can exchange them for you.

We accept coins and notes from over 150 currencies from pesetas, francs, deutschmark, even old Irish notes.

Top 10 currencies gathering dust:

1. Euros
2. American Dollars
3. Swiss Francs
4. German deutschmarks
5. Spanish pesetas
6. French francs
7. Italian lire
8. Irish pounds
9. Canadian dollars
10. Australian dollars

When it comes to choosing how to exchange foreign coins and notes, we know that you want a fast, simple, open and honest service – and that’s what you get with Cash 4 Coins. We are trusted by the public sector, national charities, banks, businesses, schools and hospitals to exchange foreign coins and (of course) to provide the best rates in the UK.

For your peace of mind we are registered under the Money Laundering Regulations (MLR) and our activities are regulated by HM Revenue & Customs. We are also proud to be a member of the IBNS, the International Bank Note Society.