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73, Willy-Brandt-Straße, 20459, Hamburg, DE Germany
kontakt telefon: +49 40 37070
strona internetowej: www.bundesbank.de
większa mapa i wskazówkiLatitude: 53.5469978, Longitude: 9.987752
Jan Calvin Veldkamp
::Fast, friendly and funny, what more could you want. Changing up to 10 kg of euro coins free of charge is not something that Haspa does.
Cola Cat
::Rude staff. Uncomfortable atmosphere. The one star is just because it's beautifully built. I think the money should be free. #eattherich. And please, no raids. Thanks
Andreas Wiegand
::The honest one is the stupid one. I found around 200 euros in coins in the estate and exchanged them at the Bundesbank. I can only recommend that everyone not mention the words “inheritance” or “estate” in a similar case. Since I made this “mistake”, I had to dance a second time. I had to present the general power of attorney. I had to wait about 20 minutes in a room that was too small for me. However, I don't understand what the Bundesbank has to check in such a case? I go in with coins and come out with bills. In all cases, the money remains in the estate or heirs. Just easier to handle. P.S.: The value of the coins was only determined at the very end. So money laundering is out of the question.
Chris H
::Very unfriendly. They do not exchange forgein currency and are unwilling to assist. What a joke they are calling themselves the Bundesbank.
Ralf Schönfeld
::Best Office ever....