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To: sense who wrote (155239)	3/25/2020 1:53:48 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 220217

Effort expanded to rid of excess cash brought into the country On Mar 25, 2020, at 7:26 PM, J wrote: S Africa’s largest chain dealer, subsidiary of the reserve bank, has shop located in terminal 1 of Cape Town airport. Answer to salvation imperative. On Mar 25, 2020, at 6:19 PM, B wrote: 6.15[%]no bargain. Disinfection at doorstep should be no problem. Just drop into boiling water. Personal inspection and weight/size confirmation before delivery person leaves, a problem. You have to decide if worth the trouble. On Wed, Mar 25, 2020 at 10:10 AM J wrote: Your earlier question re availability and premium over spot for gold in my now-neighborhood, and as am preparing to de-camp the neighborhood on Sunday, and tomorrow (Thursday) midnight is start of Cape Town lockdown, I looked into the possibility of exchanging left over cash brought into the country to use for expense, into kruggrands 2020 edition (very pretty). We only spent 1/6 of the cash we brought in country. Misjudging the cost of living by some distance. Usually the premium we are used to in HK is ~3-3.5%, and when lucky, 2%. The largest dealer here asks 6.15%. Free delivery. But of course that also exposes our location to the delivery boyz. Problems problems problems.