can u still change old german money to poundsand if yes where do they change it?

Answer 1

YES.
German DM can still be changed in Euro, but you have to go to
the german federal bank (Deutsche Bundesbank) for it.
In the link below there are conditions for changing and deadlines for how long other countries will do it (no time limit for the Bundesbank).Its an official site from the Bundesbank, and even in english (aren't they nice?) :
http://www.bundesbank.de/bargeld/bargeld_faq_banknotendm.en.php?print=no&

Please note that the table on that site only refers to commercial banks, the Bundesbank is not one of them and will exchange them for an undefinite amount of time.England is not on that list since its not part of the Eurozone, so you probably have to change it into Euro first and then in pounds (or maybe the Bundesbank will change it directly into pounds if you ask them nicely)

Answer 2

No you can't. There was a deadline when euros came in, like 2 years deadline to change all old currency into euros. I believe Bank of England would not accept them either. They're history, only good for collectors now!

Answer 3

No, I don't even think that you can get Euros for it now, you could ask your bank or find some one who goes to Germany and maybe it would be possible there, but I am pretty sure the change over date has expired.How much do you have ??

Answer 4

It depends how old your German money is. Your best bet is to take them to a branch of a German bank in your country. If they say no, then the only thing you can do is to take them to one of the shops serving collectors.

Answer 5

Officially, no you can't - however many German banks will still exchange smaller amounts (into Euros).

Answer 6

no. You might be able to find a collecter to buy them.