Ciao a tutti,
Ho una banconota in Euro che presenta un piccolo strappo su un lato. È ancora quasi intatto, ma non sono sicuro che le banche lo accetteranno in queste condizioni. Ho letto che le banconote leggermente danneggiate solitamente possono essere scambiate, ma cerco qualche consiglio o esperienze simili.
Inoltre, devo fissare un appuntamento prima di recarmi in una banca in Austria per una cosa del genere? Oppure posso semplicemente entrare e spiegare la situazione?
Grazie per eventuali approfondimenti!
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di Lucky_Ad_9480
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yes, if you have more than half they will accept it.
They will accept it. You don’t need an appointment.
As long as there is more than 50% of the note left, it will get accepted.
Everyone will accept that banknote, not only banks. Just pay with it.
With that small of a tear, you can just spend it in a shop. It is legal tender, even with small damages, and most shops don’t care.
If you really want it replaced, you can do that. Some banks do it, some require you to have an account there. The national bank in Vienna has to replace it regardless.
I wouldn’t bother.
Looks completely fine to me.
Yes they will, it’s about how much of it is still left (has to be more than half). Doesn’t matter if it’s torn or even in multiple pieces.
as long u have 51% of the paper they will accept it
As others have said: Just pay with it, no need to exchange it at a bank. you could even patch the tear with some tape.
the next time this note makes its way to the [GSA](https://www.geldservice.at/en) it will get shredded there and will be replace by a new one if needed.