Currency Exchange

[cbianco]

A while back I took a trip to Mexico. As most of us would I exchanged U.S. dollars for Mexican dinero. Well, I forgot to exchange my money back and I have quite a bit of Mexican dollars and coins here in San Antonio. I don't see myself going back in the near future. So...

How can I exchange my Mexican currency to U.S. currency without leaving San Antonio?

Thanks in advance!

Christopher

[Europhyllia]

Frost Bank has exchanged Euros for me.
I think some IBC banks exchange as well. But all of the Frost Banks do for sure.

[cbianco]

Frost Bank has exchanged Euros for me.
I think some IBC banks exchange as well. But all of the Frost Banks do for sure.

I wonder if they charge additional fees if I'm not a member?

[apedroza]

We go to mexico all the time and I never exchange my dollars. Most people actually prefer the dollars to peso. Plus it cost more to exchange the peso back for dollars.

[ErikH]

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...ntonio&aq=f&oq=

I searched google "currency exchange in san antonio" and appear to have found where you need to go. It's a place called Bonham Exchange. LOL what the heck right?

[cbianco]

We go to mexico all the time and I never exchange my dollars. Most people actually prefer the dollars to peso. Plus it cost more to exchange the peso back for dollars.

I feel more "cultured" if I exchange my money, besides it feels like I have so much more money after the exchange, lol.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...ntonio&aq=f&oq=

I searched google "currency exchange in san antonio" and appear to have found where you need to go. It's a place called Bonham Exchange. LOL what the heck right?

ROFL! Exhange your currency for booze at Bonham.

Christopher

[allan]

I came back from Korea a few years ago with a pocket full of Won. I was loaded, but I barely had enough to get a starbuck's grande once I exchanged it.

You could wait until a time where the peso is worth more than the dollar and exchange it then.