US Dollars available locally in NZ - any value?

Anything here worth having?

TIA

 

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They look like spenders to me.

 

Is US currency common in New Zealand? I am assuming that is what NZ stands for.

 

Yes NZ = New Zealand

US Dollars are not used in day to day transactions. Usually any you find are left overs from US holidays.

 

They look relatively crisp, and the $2 note is always a novelty since they don't circulate, in the States or anywhere else. But no, they are probably not worth much financially.

 

Thanks. Yes the $2 is stated as Aunc

Its a small auction so I'll see what they go for.
Might be worth having the $2 for my basic US collection as I only have 1s, 5s, 10s, 20s, 100s.

Also need a $50 - that might be hard to find here in NZ.

 

I have two silver certificates and a two dollar bill I got in a cull lot. They are spenders like your dollars.

 

Here in NZ I would not be able to spend them, but I could exchange them at the bank, or sell them in local on-line auctions.

There would be a small profit at auction, whereas the bank make a charge.

 

@BasSWarwick . I'll trade you for some Kiwi's ??

 

I'm always open to any trades.
If you have spare Kiwi, Aussie or GB notes (or whatever). Just let me know

 

Spenders as others have posted, but I imagine it is a fun find for you as they are unusual for NZ.

 

If the price is right I will grab them just to get the $2

 

I don't know about others, but I live in the US and rarely get $50 bills. Even when I worked in retail, they weren't common. Everything seems to be broken up in hundreds and twenties when you cash a check.

 

Well I lost the auction. Amazed they sold for 2 x face.