How would I cash in 10,000 yen? Without a bank account or a credit card?

[wHolLyGoTgodgods]

Last month I was pan handling and someone gave me a 10,000 yen that looks like Monopoly money, come to find out I thought it was fake but it's real in USD if you cash it in it's about $67 and some change, where would one cash in yen without a bank account? To get cash United States dollar , my international airport foreign exchange close down the closest is O'Hare airport I live in Indianapolis.

[KostasKouvalis]

If you don't have a bank account or a currency exchange booth you're out of luck. I'm not even sure if banks in the U. S. swap foreign currency. Just keep it as a souvenir for now. Who knows, you might go to Japan some day and those yens will come in handy

[In_Trance]

You won't

[Anonymous]

It's only $65 any bank will do it, probably even a grocery store.

[wHolLyGoTgodgods]

You said just 65 it's a life line when you're homeless and one needs to use the money 67.45 USD.

[strateguy632]

need a bank account frm my experience. otherwise banks won't exchange

[Zestyassmf1997]

You gotta go to the exchange at the airport, I think. And even then, they may need ID.

[wHolLyGoTgodgods]

My airport exchange close down because there's too much hassling the closes one is Chicago O'Hare and I have ID I don't have a bank account

[Zestyassmf1997]

Shit…I’m drawing a blank.

[wHolLyGoTgodgods]

I'm homeless without Bank 🏦

[laly520]

try the airport

[wHolLyGoTgodgods]

My airport used to do it but the closest airport that does do it as Chicago O'Hare