changing aussie dollars in vegas

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Don't know if this has been reported before. Yesterday was at the Luxor casino in Las vegas and noticed an exchange rate board at a cashier window. They changed aussie dollars into US dollars at a rate of .90 with no commission. No catch at all as long as you walk out of the casinos with your money.
 
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dragonman said:
Don't know if this has been reported before. Yesterday was at the Luxor casino in Las vegas and noticed an exchange rate board at a cashier window. They changed aussie dollars into US dollars at a rate of .90 with no commission. No catch at all as long as you walk out of the casinos with your money.
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Thanks for that. Let's hope the exchange rate stays this high for my trip to the US in January.

Good luck at the casino :)
 
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