LeftoverCurrency - www.leftovercurrency.com

They emphasise “obsolete” currencies that cannot be spent. However, the central banks of some countries e.g. Germany, Austria, Latvia, Estonia, Ireland, Lithuania offer indefinite exchange at HUGELY better conversion rate to Euro. Spain also will convert pesetas until 31 Dec 2020. When I asked them about this, they grudgingly acknowledged it to be correct.

Hi i have old coins that i collet but i want to sell it .

And have nathing to do with that coins pleas can help me to find same one can buy for me that coins pleas.

My father had an assortment of old banknotes and coins from travelling the world when he was in the Royal Navy. He had no idea they were worth anything anymore, so was thrilled and surprised with the cheque that he got after I sent these to Leftover Currency for him. Their website was easy to use, and we got a cheque back within a week.

I have found left over currency to be a honest and straight forward company.the level of service and speed of transactions are excellent. Their procedure is easy to use and the web site is the same,

I wish the company could take other countries coins, as I have plenty of them, but unlikely to visit the countries to spend them. Any time I have had a enquiry,it was dealt with quickly and courtesly.

I had some currency left over from the Faeroe Islands with no hope of changing it. I printed the form off the internet, filled it in and sent it off. My cheque arrived four days later. Great service!

Very good service, even though only exchanging a small amount of notes/coins.

Easy, prompt, did what they said they would do, purchasing obsolete European currency found in an old desk drawer. And this is a free service.

I had some left over foreign coins that I could not use and were

useless for me. With this service I could turn "nothing" into money, which is great. Service also fast compared to all the varieties of coins that I sent.

I was also sceptical, but sent off my currency -- mostly obsolete European currencies replaced by the Euro -- anyway (what else to do with it?). I didn't put enough postage on the package and it took a while for the postal service to return it. In this time, I began to believe that either the service was not legit or sending money in the post was not reliable. I shared my concerns with the company and got an immediate call and was impressed with the professionalism of the staff. Finally, my faith in the postal service was restored when the package was returned. Sent it off again and received the email and cheque as advertised. Very personal service!

Despite all my reservations about the legitimacy of this company (even after reading the reviews) I thought that it was worth posting my collection of old swiss franc notes together with the online form. I was skeptical of anything returning, and ready to not expect anything. However, about a week later I got a cheque in the post (I opted for a cheque rather than give my bank details) and an email stating when to expect it! I got £16.63 back- exactly the amount I expected, quickly and promptly.

Bravo!