De La Rue machine in Nashville, TN

[kizer8]

Does anyone know of a bank in Nashville or Franklin, TN or surrounding cities that has a De La Rue machine?

[scot]

Excuse my stupid, but what is the importance of having a De La Rue machine where we exchange our Dinar? Does a bank have to have one in order to exchange?

[nascardman]

it would probably just make the transaction faster. as they could verify your dinar at the bank instead of shipping them off for verification and then you recievng your funds after that, however long it takes. my banks says anywhere from a week to ten days for turnaround.

[Mongo]

Excuse my stupid, but what is the importance of having a De La Rue machine where we exchange our Dinar? Does a bank have to have one in order to exchange?

No....but the french word DE-----LA -----RUE brings class to the banks and sounds kind of sexy. walk up to the teller and say "can you de La Rue my bills baby

[munster]

Obviously, Dinar Trade's Brentwood, TN office would have one.

[Jonathan]

This thread title is misleading.

[kizer8]

Yes, but I think a bank would do the exchange for free for becoming a member, but I am looking for one with the machine.

[Papster]

Yes, but I think a bank would do the exchange for free for becoming a member, but I am looking for one with the machine.

IMO a bank wants to exchange your dinar to make money......there will be different rates some type of spread......imo you need to check what rates you can get from banks and ali and try to get your be exchange rate

[msm2137]

Kizer8 are you confusing the De La Rue machine with an ATM machine? The De La Rue from what I understand is for verification and counting of the currency. I live in Nashville and and Dinartrade has a office in Nashville but they aren't open for any kind of exchange as of right now. Look on their web site and they will list the address in Brentwood.

[kizer8]

Kizer8 are you confusing the De La Rue machine with an ATM machine? The De La Rue from what I understand is for verification and counting of the currency. I live in Nashville and and Dinartrade has a office in Nashville but they aren't open for any kind of exchange as of right now. Look on their web site and they will list the address in Brentwood.

Thanks for the post, but I do understand the difference. I have heard you can go to any back that if they have a De La Rue machine to verify my dinars then they may do the exchange for free if you leave some amount of money with them, but want to know if there are any in the Nashville/Franklin area. I know I can call around, but I thought I would ask here first if anyone knows.

Thanks to all for the replys.