Leftover Currency - convert your foreign coins and notes to cash

Do you have any leftover coins from traveling abroad? We exchange foreign coins for cash in three easy steps. And speaking about coins, here are some weird and amazing coin facts:
Some coins float
You may not believe this fact but it’s true. Some coins float. Coins made of aluminium (aluminum) such as the Japanese 1 yen coin and the Austrian 10 groschen coin are so lightweight that they can be balanced on the water surface. You may need a few...

These amazing banknotes are weird and wonderful. Out of the thousands of world banknotes and coins we exchange at Leftover Currency, we’ve made a selection of the most special banknotes, each with their own amazing story.
1 Yuan 1960's: Female tractor driver...

These are the latest currencies added to the Leftover Currency site. Have a look to see if you have any of these foreign banknotes or coins: We convert them to cash in three easy steps and free of charge.
Falkland Islands Pounds current banknotes
The British overseas territory the Falkland Islands is commonly referred to as ‘the Falklands’ by the British and ‘Islas Malvinas’ by the Argentineans. The islands have their own currency, the Falkland Islands Pound, which is pegged to the Pound Sterling...

During the last years of the Cold War, the East German state bank printed millions of 500 DDR mark and 200 DDR mark banknotes, but they were never put into circulation. What was the reason for this, and how come these never-issued banknotes are routinely...