Sentence examples for exchanging banknotes from inspiring English sources

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The video then ends with shots of Irish road bowling several men are shown throwing a bowl down a road surrounded by spectators alongside scenes of men with measuring sticks and men exchanging banknotes.

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They said that the North was requiring people to exchange old banknotes for new ones at a rate of 100 to 1, as well as limiting the amount of old money that could be swapped.

Long queues wind around banks and ATMs in every city as people scramble to exchange their high-value banknotes.

Boggs, an American artist who drew one-sided dollar banknotes by hand, and exchanged (not sold) the works of art for goods at the same value his dollars depicted.

In exchange for most of our used banknotes, he offered to provide us with a jeep, a satellite phone, two tanks of water, and his nephew Gedo, who happened to be looking for work as a driver.

Its Eurosystem-related tasks include formulating monetary policy, managing foreign exchange and reserve assets, issuance of banknotes and coins, overseeing payment and settlement systems, monitoring financial stability, and collecting statistical data.

The traders simply cannot move enough banknotes around to equalise the exchange rate.Neither prostates nor the smaller 10,000 new zaire notes will get you far in the diamond-rich province of East Kasai.

There is no fee for the service and banknotes of this type can be exchanged by post or in person.

Soviet citizens had only three days from 23 25 January to exchange their old 50 rouble and 100 rouble banknotes for the new currency.

Digital currency or digital money is regarded as an Internet based medium of exchange (i.e., distinct from physical, such as banknotes and coins) that possesses the properties similar to traditional currencies, with the features of Internet based services instantaneous transactions and borderless transfer-of-ownership.

Local residents also suffered widespread food shortages, limited rationing and hyper-inflation arising from the forced exchange of currency from Hong Kong Dollars to Japanese military banknotes.

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