Just because you move to Sweden doesnt mean that you stop checking change...

[Teknowaffle]

Just because you move to Sweden doesn't mean that you stop checking change...

So I recently moved to Sweden, and had to give up my past time of CRH. But that doesn't mean I don't compulsively check my change, and after only 2 weeks in country it paid off with a

1964 1 krona coin, 40% silver.

It came out of the change machine dirty brown, and it looked just like a gross looking 40% Kennedy.

 

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[Bigheed]

Re: Just because you move to Sweden doesn't mean that you stop checking change...

score!

So, tell us about the more important things in Sweden though.

Like the Keystone Light Swedish Bikini Team, do they really exist?

How are you liking it over there?

HH
Bigheed

 

[Gilmore Happy]

Re: Just because you move to Sweden doesn't mean that you stop checking change...

and also, can you CRH there, the way you can in the US?

I bet it could very well be an untapped market if you can!

I heard Swedish women are hot?

 

[Teknowaffle]

Re: Just because you move to Sweden doesn't mean that you stop checking change...

and also, can you CRH there, the way you can in the US?

I bet it could very well be an untapped market if you can!

I heard Swedish women are hot?

I married one, so I would say so.

You unfortunately can not CRH the same way as if you were to ask for a roll of coins, you would be met with a blank stare if you are not a business. The society here is rapidly moving away from cash for the most part.

However, in almost all stores, if you want to pay with coins, there is a drop box that counts them, so you don't have clerks picking the good stuff.

Not to mention, the edges are all silver, so it would take for ever. And the lack of a difference in design, only the date makes it harder for to spot the difference.

 

[Gilmore Happy]

Re: Just because you move to Sweden doesn't mean that you stop checking change...

and also, can you CRH there, the way you can in the US?

I bet it could very well be an untapped market if you can!

I heard Swedish women are hot?

I married one, so I would say so.

You unfortunately can not CRH the same way as if you were to ask for a roll of coins, you would be met with a blank stare if you are not a business. The society here is rapidly moving away from cash for the most part.

However, in almost all stores, if you want to pay with coins, there is a drop box that counts them, so you don't have clerks picking the good stuff.

Not to mention, the edges are all silver, so it would take for ever. And the lack of a difference in design, only the date makes it harder for to spot the difference.

Well at least you got the hot women over there. Best of luck to you!

 

[kestrelia]

Re: Just because you move to Sweden doesn't mean that you stop checking change...

Sometime back a member posted about getting a box of coins in Sweden. He found a couple of 40% coins in it. I wonder what his secret was to getting a box?

 

[Teknowaffle]

Re: Just because you move to Sweden doesn't mean that you stop checking change...

Sometime back a member posted about getting a box of coins in Sweden. He found a couple of 40% coins in it. I wonder what his secret was to getting a box?

Speaking better Swedish than me perhaps.

Maybe he brought them some Swedish fish?

 

[santafeboy]

Re: Just because you move to Sweden doesn't mean that you stop checking change...

Choices Choices Hot women or Silver coins

 

[BuffaloBoy]

Re: Just because you move to Sweden doesn't mean that you stop checking change...

really cool. Is it possible for you to get a roll of each denomination coin and post pictures of them?would love to see what coin rolls look like in different countries!!!

 

[FormerTeller]

Re: Just because you move to Sweden doesn't mean that you stop checking change...

As far back as their history goes, you'd probably have better luck dirt fishing!

 

[Teknowaffle]

Re: Just because you move to Sweden doesn't mean that you stop checking change...

As far back as their history goes, you'd probably have better luck dirt fishing!

Actually, metal detectors are illegal without a hard to get permit. Because of the right of public access to any land in the country, it would be too easy for people to go around, digging up every last thing they could get their hands on, and moving it out of the country. The Swedes protect their heritage I suppose.