Wrinkled banknotes are in poor condition and will be purchased at the displayed rate x 70%

This is a feature that is especially common on old bills and notes. When receiving your change, be sure to ask for these notes to be exchanged.

Since holed notes are in poor condition, they will be purchased at the displayed rate x 70%

Banknotes with slight holes, which can be seen such as staple marks, are often rejected by businesses and the exchange rate is significantly lower.

Torn banknotes are in poor condition, so they will be purchased at the displayed rate x 50%

It's strange why these bills are still in circulation, but this is a common feature of old bills and old banknotes. In most cases, they are not traded between dealers, so the rate is significantly reduced.

Banknotes that are severely torn are in poor condition and will be purchased at the displayed rate x 10%

If the banknotes have been badly damaged for some reason, it is unlikely that even local banks will exchange them

Large scribble banknotes are in poor condition and will be purchased at the displayed rate x 10%. They may not be purchased in some countries

Larger scribble will most likely be rejected for use in the city, so the rate will be significantly reduced

Large, dirty banknotes are in poor condition and will be purchased at the displayed rate x 10%. They may not be purchased in some countries.

Banknotes in such poor condition that the pattern is barely discernible due to excessive wear (even if it is possible to make out the pattern, it must be within 10% of the indicated rate)

It's highly unlikely, but depending on the situation, you might have a shot. (Even if it's possible, it must be below 10% of the displayed rate.)

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