/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.1446908]

Alright, I've been tipped Yen and Krone before and I recognized that shit at a glance but I'm at a loss here, some french guy tipped me this today.
I can't make heads or tails of it, tried matching the alphabet to a country so I could go from there but I can barely make out this squiggly shit let alone pinpoint the currency from the people that speak it.
All I know is, it's a 10 of something, since this is business & finance it seems like the best place to ask.

[Anonymous No.1446914]

>>1446908
Here's the other side.

[Anonymous No.1446934]

>>1446908
>>1446914
It's a 10 Thai Baht coin.

[Anonymous No.1446949]

>>1446934
That's it, thanks for the timely reply famjam, much appreciated.
Why a french guy had Thai money in western Europe I'll never know

[Anonymous No.1446964]

>>1446949
Because it looks like a 2 euro coin but its only worth 25 cents. You have been scammed.

[Anonymous No.1446983]

>>1446964
At a glance I also thought it was 2 euro, but tips aren't really a lifeline, it's not like I work as a waiter, so no harm no foul, just yet another foreign coin for the meager collection.

[Anonymous No.1446996]

>>1446949
It is probably not a scam directed towards you. A lot of vending machines accept 10 baht coins in lieu of 2 euro. Instaprofit.

[Anonymous No.1447004]

>>1446996
>A lot of vending machines
funnily enough the machine I tried it on kept spitting it right back

[Anonymous No.1447016]

>>1447004
Well, try deposing it in the atm anyways. Let me know the results.

[Anonymous No.1447024]

>>1447016
Do atms accept coin deposits in Eurostan?

[Anonymous No.1447060]

>>1447024
Well ATMs don't actually. But banks have special machines (kindof like atm's, but only for depositing coins) where you can deposit your coins.

[Anonymous No.1447654]

>>1447060
Neat, is it fully automated (like "takes your coins and performs the deposit,") or is it only an automated counter where you have to present a certificate or receipt to a teller?

[Anonymous No.1448338]

How do I recognize rare and expensive coins?
Any mental retard can recognize antique coins like ancient roman coins made out of gold and silver, but not everyone can recognize valuable errors, years, specially modified coins.

[Anonymous No.1448344]

>>1448338
>how do I obtain vast knowledge
Don't bother with this risk/reward ratio, you'll never find the real rare stuff people actually want without paying appropriately for it.

[Anonymous No.1448373]

>>1447654
>.
Why are you on this ATM deposit sidetrack? Don't you think the bank will frown upon your attempted deposit of X number of 10 baht coins into your Euro bank account?

So now they have your name, and they also have the camera footage. You reckon you can make a plausible defense in court?

[Anonymous No.1448769]

>>1448373
>super rare euro coins

[Anonymous No.1449807]

>>1448373
You're a moron. I was wondering if >>1447060's bank was a fully automated unit, or a semi-automated unit. That's my only fucking question, fag.

[Anonymous No.1449851]

>>1449807
>moron
no u!

>I was wondering ... fully automated unit, or a semi-automated unit.
Take it to R9K Aspie

[Anonymous No.1449853]

>>1448769
Rare Baht, anon

[Anonymous No.1451329]

>>1449807
>I actually forgot to answer your question.
They are fully automatic, no people involved except you. They have build in cameras and log transactions though.

>>1449851
Anon, you are full of shit and you are a waste of space.

[Anonymous No.1451429]

Can anyone think of a method of arbitrage with these? My interest has been piqued. Maybe using vending machines in Europe, or change back methods ..?