/int/ - do your parents give you currency from other count - International

Anonymous

09/29/25(Mon)20:57:47 No.215376690

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Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)20:57:47 No.215376690 Archived

do your parents give you currency from other countries as lucky trinkets?

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)21:11:15 No.215376944

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)21:11:15 No.215376944

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I don't know who gave these to me or why I have them

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)21:27:53 No.215377289

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)21:27:53 No.215377289

>>215376690
i remember finding a 10000 indonesian bill at an airport when i was a little kid and i got all excited but it was only worth like 5 cents. now to answer your question OP, of course we dont

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)23:16:46 No.215378869

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)23:16:46 No.215378869

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>>215376690
Picrel was my breakfast today.
It cost two of those blue notes in your photo. 2 ringgits.
Which is about 40 cents in USD.
And it was so damn tasty.
I love Malaysia :')

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)23:23:04 No.215378933

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)23:23:04 No.215378933

>>215378869
Is this AI?

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)23:24:49 No.215378947

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)23:24:49 No.215378947

>>215376690
No I collect foreign currency and carry it around in my wallet.

Anonymous
09/29/25(Mon)23:27:45 No.215378987

Anonymous 09/29/25(Mon)23:27:45 No.215378987

no
as an useless sidenote, sometimes the cashier will give you an euro coin from another country and even though it's commonly looked over I think that's neat, just a random euro coin from 2000+km away that's found its way into my pockets

Anonymous
09/30/25(Tue)02:01:14 No.215380774

Anonymous 09/30/25(Tue)02:01:14 No.215380774

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>>215378869
>2 ringgits.