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Thank you, taucher, from this great hit The note is quite worn, as I sayid in the comment. It might have more time left in circulation if I spend it in France after couple months.

Hi Aatos99,

I was very happy about my 2nd hit with Finland this year. Thank you !
Maybe we get a nice triple

taucher wrote:Hi Aatos99,

I was very happy about my 2nd hit with Finland this year. Thank you !
Maybe we get a nice triple

Hope so.

Thank you Dellko GmbH for this hit:

http://es.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=146033624" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Hello everybody,

Could tel me explain what is "Sparkasse Münsterplatz"? An ATM?

Sorry for my bad english. You can also me anwers in French, or in Dutch

opalon wrote: Could tel me explain what is "Sparkasse Münsterplatz"? An ATM?

Sparkasse is a sort of local banks, all together under the name Sparkasse but split up in small regional banks, not dealing much with each other (e.g. changing at another Sparkasse not being the same as yours is often impossible, but getting money from the ATM works and they have branches nearly everywhere).

Münsterplatz means that it's a square (Platz) named Münster. I assume that they're talking about a minster as large church rather than of the city of Münster.

And then in Dutch (I'm still learning it and speaking is better than writing )
Sparkasse is de naam van een aantal banken in Duitsland. Ze zijn opgedeeld in regionale eenheden, maar alle onder de naam Sparkasse. Dat betekent dat je eigenlijk alleen bij je eigen Sparkasse kunt gaan wisselen. Geld pinnen is in heel Duitsland gratis mogelijk (als klant van de Sparkasse) en er is meestal een filiaal van de Sparkasse in elke plaats.

Münsterplatz bedoelt dat het een plein (Platz) is dat naar Münster vernoemd werd. Hoewel ik denk dat ze met Münster een dom (dus een grote kerk) bedoelen en niet de stad Münster in het noorden van Noordrijn-Westfalen.

If you have further questions, feel free to ask.
Als je verder nog iets wilt weten, vraag het maar.

GWR7007 wrote: Sparkasse is a sort of local banks, all together under the name Sparkasse but split up in small regional banks, not dealing much with each other (e.g. changing at another Sparkasse not being the same as yours is often impossible, but getting money from the ATM works and they have branches nearly everywhere).

Münsterplatz means that it's a square (Platz) named Münster. I assume that they're talking about a minster as large church rather than of the city of Münster.

And then in Dutch (I'm still learning it and speaking is better than writing )
Sparkasse is de naam van een aantal banken in Duitsland. Ze zijn opgedeeld in regionale eenheden, maar alle onder de naam Sparkasse. Dat betekent dat je eigenlijk alleen bij je eigen Sparkasse kunt gaan wisselen. Geld pinnen is in heel Duitsland gratis mogelijk (als klant van de Sparkasse) en er is meestal een filiaal van de Sparkasse in elke plaats.

Münsterplatz bedoelt dat het een plein (Platz) is dat naar Münster vernoemd werd. Hoewel ik denk dat ze met Münster een dom (dus een grote kerk) bedoelen en niet de stad Münster in het noorden van Noordrijn-Westfalen.

If you have further questions, feel free to ask.
Als je verder nog iets wilt weten, vraag het maar.

Thanks for informations GWR7007... I send you and MP

I'm sure ErGo was not in Brussels last week end... but some of their relatives there were

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mico wrote:I'm sure ErGo was not in Brussels last week end... but some of their relatives there were

In an old tread on the Dutch section was written at the Volksbank you can get many from the ATM.

Is this five years later still the same? Is there a list of this machines.

ludofaki wrote:In an old tread on the Dutch section was written at the Volksbank you can get many from the ATM.

Is this five years later still the same? Is there a list of this machines.

Hallo ludofaki

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Viel Erfolg

Stefan
SCHACH

If I remember correctly, not all Volksbank branches have fivers in the machines, as Volksbank is a federation of small regional banks, and some don't participate in the scheme, but most do. I thought the older machines gave fivers more easily, but I'm not sure.

@Schach:
Vielen Dank. But I know where the the Volksbanks are, I live close to the border. I am in Germany at least once a week

So in general you can say they do, I'll have a look there. Does the machine show which notes it has, like the Rabo ATM's in the Netherlands do?

Thanks to mplaz for this hit!
https://it.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=138679480