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    I know many banks sell Dinars and has been posted in the forum,but because Im kind of lazy, I would like to see the complete list her in this post
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    Quote Originally Posted by coky View Post
    I know many banks sell Dinars and has been posted in the forum,but because Im kind of lazy, I would like to see the complete list her in this post
    Thank you in advance
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    As far as Canada goes, only the Scotabank is currently selling NID, and I was told by the teller when I bought mine that they get them from Bank of America.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cdn Scrooge View Post
    As far as Canada goes, only the Scotabank is currently selling NID, and I was told by the teller when I bought mine that they get them from Bank of America.
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    Bank of America! Interesting. I remember reading in many places that BofA was only selling and/or buying when the Dinar was internationally traded....

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    Quote Originally Posted by webinvestor View Post
    Bank of America! Interesting. I remember reading in many places that BofA was only selling and/or buying when the Dinar was internationally traded....
    At the branch level to the public that is correct, they are neither buying or selling yet, and will do so only if and when the dinar hits the forex. Their foreign exchange department is dealing in dinars at a bank to bank level. As I understand it, Chase gets their dinars from Bank of America also.

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    Quote Originally Posted by megansgirl View Post
    Thanks for the responses.

    I asked at HSBC some time ago but they hadn't got a clue what I was talking about...mind you I do live in the sticks!

    Will try Travelex again, you never know. I don't mind a trip to the airport if I can get cash.

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    Hi Megansgirl, I just noticed that the Halifax source their foreign currency from Travelex. So in theory Travelex should sell it, I was just wondering if you ever got an answer from them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phil S View Post
    Hi Megansgirl, I just noticed that the Halifax source their foreign currency from Travelex. So in theory Travelex should sell it, I was just wondering if you ever got an answer from them?
    Yes, Travelex do them too.
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    Thanks for the reply Adster.

    Phil, unfortunately I didn't get a reply from Travelex.

    I'm interested to know if we can cash them in with Travelex even if we didn't but the dinars from them and how to go about it. I just want to cash in a very small amount without it going into a bank account.

    Any ideas?

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    Default No Spread

    I don't know if this is the "banking thread" that Neno mentioned, but decided to post this here.

    My bank is affiliated with UMB (United Missouri Bank). I called and asked the fee for exchanging my dinar for USD....my bank has NO SPREAD AND CHARGES $5 transaction fee with NO LIMIT!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cdn Scrooge View Post
    As far as Canada goes, only the Scotabank is currently selling NID, and I was told by the teller when I bought mine that they get them from Bank of America.
    Scotia Bank is Bank of America

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