Wanted: 100 Yen Coins

[Orkie]

I picked up a candy cabinet recently and I want to revert the coin mechanism to yen for authenticity, but clearly I need yen to do this! I don't think the post office has foreign coins so I'll need to find another place to get hold of them. Does anybody here have access to ten or so 100 yen coins?

I'll pay for the for the money (I can send yen through PayPal), plus whatever postage (shouldn't be too expensive for a few coins) and a little extra for the time.

Thanks

 

[daclassicgamingmaster]

I picked up a candy cabinet recently and I want to revert the coin mechanism to yen for authenticity, but clearly I need yen to do this! I don't think the post office has foreign coins so I'll need to find another place to get hold of them. Does anybody here have access to ten or so 100 yen coins?

I'll pay for the for the money (I can send yen through PayPal), plus whatever postage (shouldn't be too expensive for a few coins) and a little extra for the time.

Thanks

Call up your town hall and ask them where you can find the coin conversion machine. My local mall has one, so surely there's one nearby where you live.

 

[finty]

He is from the UK though, I doubt there will be a coin conversion machine near him, I've only ever saw them in the US.

 

[Orkie]

I've never even heard of such a thing before .

 

[daclassicgamingmaster]

Hmm, interesting. I would imagine coinage machines would be located everywhere around the world :huh:

 

[grahf]

I live in Japan, but i'm back visiting family in the US for another week. If you can't get ahold of any before the 20th or so, let me know and i'll help you out.

 

[hackgrid]

Just ask your bank!

 

[finty]

I don't think banks can supply foreign coins, just notes AFAIK.

 

[trooper]

bureau de change ?.

Trooper

 

[Ganepark32]

Was going to say Bureau de change but Trooper get there first. All travel agent stores (Thomas Cook, etc.) have a bureau de change and so I'm sure you could get them in there.