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Re: Best Denominations US $$ to Bring
[Re: Spltatms1957]
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02/16/2016 03:09 PM
02/16/2016 03:09 PM
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Spltatms1957 said:I have viewed several posts on $$ vs. credit cards, but wanted to get feedback on best dollar denominations to bring with us. We will be mainly spending $$ on meals on French side to get 1 for 1. Otherwise, we have a foreign transaction-free CC. Thanks in advance. If I'm reading this right, your cc does NOT have any associated foreign exchange fees. When we used TCs almost exclusively, we only brought $100 denominations and once we started the change over from TCs to cash, we carry the bulk of our cash in $100 and $50 denominations just to avoid a lot of bulk in our wallets. That said, we usually do bring about $200 in miscellaneous denominations, including about 5-10 dollars in singles and a bunch of five dollar bills for tips for bellmen, and for the maids and such. I haven't been to a restaurant or a jewelry store yet that has a problem with larger bills and even the larger grocery stores accept them without issue along with credit cards.
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