Steves advises travelers to spend every last foreign coin before crossing into a new country. For example, a €2 coin you do not exchange can't be used in the U.S, so it only ends up as nothing ...

“A fun-filled, family event! Children are given free foreign coins to learn about currency and foreign countries, and more than 30 dealers from several surrounding states are on hand to appraise, buy, ...

In countries like Canada and Australia, local currency commonly comes in high-denomination coins valued at $1 or more. When paying with cash, it’s easy to find your pockets weighted down with coins.

Sick of exchange rates, transaction fees, and coming home with pockets filled with useless coins? Here are foreign destinations where you can pay with U.S. dollars, from the sunny and subtropical ...

All in all, it amounted to $135. And a Call Kurtis tip: if you're fortunate enough to travel internationally, try spending those foreign coins before your return trip.