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The Algerian Dinar is the national currency of the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria since 1964. Its currency ISO code ‘DZD’ refers to the Arabic naming of Algeria, ‘al Jazair’ and the Berber naming ‘Dinar Adzayri’.
Despite the fact that the Algerian Dinar is a closed currency, we offer anyone with leftover Algerian Dinars the chance to exchange them to cash. To convert your Algarian Dinars, select the type of DZD you want to exchange.
We exchange all current Algerian Dinar banknotes, as well as Algerian Dinar coins.
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100 Algerian Dinars banknote (type 1992)
The blue-coloured banknote of 100 Algerian Dinars features the Battle of El Harrach in 1775. On the front of the banknote are charging soldiers with spears and shields on foot, led by an Arabian warrior with sword on horseback. The back side of the 100 DZD bill shows an ancient sailing galley and two cavalrymen … ContinuedYou get: £0.233001 DZD = £0.0023300000 -
200 Algerian Dinars coin (Independence)
The bimetallic coin of 200 Dinars is the highest value coin in Algeria. Two versions exist of the obverse side. On the obverse side of the general circulation coin is a portrait of militant and national hero Ahmed Zabana. The commemorative ‘Indepencence’ obverse side shows a man and woman along with the crescent moon and … ContinuedYou get: £0.338001 DZD = £0.0016900000 -
100 Algerian Dinars coin (Alcomsat 1 Satellite)
On the 100 Algerian Dinars coin is an image of Algeria’s satellite Alcomsat 1 in orbit around Earth, with Algeria standing out. The outer ring of the bimetallic coin has twenty stars on the obverse side and two stars on the reverse side.You get: £0.169001 DZD = £0.0016900000 -
200 Algerian Dinars banknote (type 1992)
The theme of the 1992-dated banknote of 200 Algerian Dinars is Islam. The front shows Kalām, the study of Islamic doctrine. The back side of the 200 DZD bill features a mosque with minaret, with olive and fig branches in the foreground.You get: £0.466001 DZD = £0.0023300000 -
100 Algerian Dinars coin (Barb horse)
This 100 dinar coin from Algeria features the Barb horse or Berber horse: a North African breed of riding horse known for its stamina and strength. The bimetallic 100 DZD piece is made of an aluminium-bronze ring around a stainless steel centre.You get: £0.169001 DZD = £0.0016900000 -
500 Algerian Dinars banknote (type 1992)
The front side of the 1992-dated 500 Algerian Dinars banknote shows Hannibal and his elephants fighting the Roman army. The back side of the 500 DZD bill shows the hot springs of Hamman Debagh and the tomb of Masinissa, King of Numidia, in Constantine.You get: £1.165001 DZD = £0.0023300000 -
50 Algerian Dinars coin (Antilope)
Algeria’s 50 dinar coin features the image of a gazelle, an antelope species native to Algeria. The bimetallic 50 DZD piece has a diameter of 28.5mm and is made of a stainless steel centre inside an aluminium-bronze ring.You get: £0.084501 DZD = £0.0016900000 -
500 Algerian Dinars banknote (type 1998)
Algeria’s 500 dinars banknote from 1998 has a holographic security foil on the front side. The banknote’s design is identical to the 1992 version: Hannibal and his elephants are on the front side. The back side of the 500 D.A. bill shows to Algerian tourism hotspots: the hot springs of Hamman Debagh and the tomb … ContinuedYou get: £1.165001 DZD = £0.0023300000 -
20 Algerian Dinars coin (Lion)
A lion’s head is pictured on this coin of 20 Algerian dinars. Algeria is one of the North African countries where so-called Berber lions lived in the mountains and deserts of the Barbary Coast. Today Berber lions are extinct in the wild.You get: £0.033801 DZD = £0.0016900000 -
500 Algerian Dinars banknote (type 2018)
The 2018-dated banknote of 500 dinars is dedicated to Algeria’s progress in the field of telecommunication. The front side of the 500 D.A. note shows Alcomsat-1, the first Algerian communications satellite, launched in 2017. The back side shows three radio telescopes, a map outline of Algeria and a modern bridge over a desert landscape.You get: £1.165001 DZD = £0.0023300000 -
10 Algerian Dinars coin (Barbary falcon)
Algeria’s new 10 dinar coin has the image of a Barbary falcon. The bimetallic silver-coloured 10 DZD piece is made of a stainless steel ring around an aluminium-magnesium centre. The 10 Algerian Dinar coin weighs 5g and has a diameter of 26.5mm.You get: £0.016901 DZD = £0.0016900000 -
1000 Algerian Dinars banknote (type 1992)
The 1000 dinars banknote features Algeria’s national parks and prehistoric cave paintings. On the front side are the cave paintings of Tassili n’Ajjer national park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showing antilopes and a bubalina (type of buffalo). The back side of the 1000 DZD bill shows rock formations of the Hoggar Mountains, where 8000 … ContinuedYou get: £2.330001 DZD = £0.0023300000 -
10 Algerian Dinars coin (Decagonal)
The old 10 dinar coin from Algeria is a decagonal coin, meaning it has ten sides. The ten-sided 10 DZD piece is made of aluminium-bronze with a weight of 11.4 grams and a diameter of 29.3mm.You get: £0.016901 DZD = £0.0016900000 -
1000 Algerian Dinars banknote (type 1998)
Extra security features were added to the 1000 dinar banknote, including a holographic security foil strip. The 1998-dated 1000 dinars bill has the same design as the earlier version, showing prehistoric cave paintings found in Tassili n’Ajjer (front side) and the Hoggar Mountains (back side).You get: £2.330001 DZD = £0.0023300000 -
1000 Algerian Dinars banknote (type 2018)
The Great Mosque of Algiers, Djamaa el Djazaïr, is pictured on the front side of the 2018-dated banknote of 1000 Algerian Dinars. On the back side of the 1000 DZD bill are traditional handicrafts of Algeria, including fabrics, jewelry and brassware.You get: £2.330001 DZD = £0.0023300000 -
5 Algerian Dinars coin (Elephant)
This silver-coloured coin of 5 Algerian dinars is made of stainless steel. The 5DA piece depicts an African elephant and is dated 1413 1992.You get: £0.008451 DZD = £0.0016900000
