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Q: where can i change the broken dollar?

dear everyone! i have one broken 100 usd in hand. i was in a hurry to take it from my bag, suddenly one small corner was teared. i went to bank of china,abc ,ccb,icbc banks in guangzhou,but all bank staff said cannot change a complete one. so i would like to know where can i change this broken dollar? thank you!

14 years 45 weeks ago in  Money & Banking - China

 
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If a bank will accept it they will send it to the US 1st and if.. the Us accept it they will exchange it, i had this experiance

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The best place to have a chance to exchange it would be the currency exchange at the airport... you'll get horrible rates, but if you really need to trade in the money, I've haven't had any problem with them taking my old bills.

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