<prompt> Human: Hi everyone, sorry for the unusual question:I was doing some spring cleaning and came upon a pretty decent cache of 50 notes - unfortunately theyre the Hublon notes that are no longer in circulation as of 2014 as cash currency in the UK. I know that if you have a British bank account, banks in Britain will accept them for deposit. Or, they can be exchanged in person or via mail at the Bank of England.However, Im in the states and Id like to convert these notes into dollars or exchange them at my bank and deposit into my account. Will banks accept this? Im worried that they may initially accept the bills only to later reject them and causing me to lose them entirely or somehow get in trouble. Thanks for the guidance!Solved: They do not. Assistant: Call your bank and ask?...A quick search showed some sites that will pay you about 90 pence on the pound for noncirculating bills. That could be a last resort. Human: Not sure the local teller would know about that, and dont feel like waiting for hours on the automated answering machine.  <response>: Call your bank and specifically say that you have bills that recently went out of circulation and you want to make sure that you can still exchange them. Give them your number to call you back, and let them call their corporate help desk to verify that they will accept your specific bills. There should be no need to wait for hours on an automated system. 