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14 October 2019 at 16:16:05 #824199

The picture bank note, I have it in 1997 or 98.
Is swiss France still can used in swiss?
I travel from Singapore by tomorrow.
15th Oct please reply me as soon as possibke

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[Snowman]

14 October 2019 at 16:58:44 #923673

Hi Kiakian932,

It is not a catastrophy, but a slight embarrassment: The name of the country is not “Swiss” but Switzerland (see the Forum Rules), and its currency is not “France” but Franc. And I don’t undersand what “picture” you are referring to, if any.

Yes, 1997-8 notes can still be used. Maybe not at any shops, but at least in banks or the post office.

[Annika]

14 October 2019 at 17:48:22 #923674

Hello Kiankian932,

You probably meant to attach a picture, but unfortunately it doesn’t show. Anyway, Snowman provided you with the answer. Enjoy your stay in Switzerland!

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15 October 2019 at 10:31:10 #923675

Thanks snowman for answering a question I was about to ask myself!  We have some older bank notes as well though not as old as those!  When you say they can be used in banks I assume you mean I can exchange them there for new notes acceptable in shops?

Maggie

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17 October 2019 at 5:56:33 #923676

Hello maggiehorswell,

Yes, if you have some of the older note papers, just exchange them for the newer ones at any of the local banks in Switzerland. Banks such as : UBS, Credit Suisse will have someone that speaks English.

Hope that helps,

Suzanne