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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;torontokuba, post: 1923246, member: 56793&quot;]It&#039;s not so much that the money is there, times are tough everywhere, entire Euro Zone included. I think it&#039;s more of an interest factor. I&#039;ve been finding it very easy to swap US and Canadian coinage overseas. How much US change can you really expect to sell to an American, or how much Canadian change can you expect a Canadian to buy? I also spend my fair share on Euro coinage, mostly because I find it to be unique and it isn&#039;t readily available on my doorstep. Trying to unload $18 ungraded UNC Wheats or lots of worn Wheats on Americans, just doesn&#039;t seem like a fruitful idea. Especially when I can find the same UNC cent in a slab (PCGS, NGC) for $12-$15 and I get most of my worn wheats for $0.04 - $0.o5 a piece in friendly swaps.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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