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The Azerbaijani manat is the national currency of the Republic of Azerbaijan. The manat replaced the Soviet ruble in 1992. It was first introduced with the currency code AZM. In 2006, following years of high inflation, a new manat was introduced with currency code AZN, replacing the old manat at a rate of 5000 old to 1 new.
We exchange current Azerbaijani Manat banknotes and we will soon add Azerbaijani coins and old Azerbaijani Manat banknotes. To convert your leftover Azerbaijan Manat to cash, select the type of Manat you want to exchange:
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1 Azerbaijani manat banknote
The front side of the banknote of 1 Azerbaijani Manat features traditional instruments from Azerbaijan. On the back side of the Bir Manat bill is a map of Azerbaijan and a map of Europe, along with window ornaments and a security thread.You get: £0.300731 AZN = £0.3007300000 -
5 Azerbaijani manat banknote
The five manat banknote from Azerbaijan features statues and books. The statues are part of the facade of the Nizami Museum of Azerbaijan Literature in Baku. On the back side of the Bes Manat bill are an Azerbaijani and European map, as well as Gobustan Rock Art paintings.You get: £1.503651 AZN = £0.3007300000 -
10 Azerbaijani manat banknote
Azerbaijan’s 10 Manat banknote features the old town of Baku, Icheri Shekher, shown on the front side. The back side of the On Manat bill shows a map of Europe and a map of Azerbaijan against a background of traditional Azerbaijani rugs.You get: £3.007301 AZN = £0.3007300000 -
20 Azerbaijani manat banknote
The olive-green coloured banknote of 20 Azerbaijani manat features traditional weaponry, including a helmet and sword. The back side of the Iyirmi manat bill shows two maps: A map of Azerbaijan and a map of Europe.You get: £6.014601 AZN = £0.3007300000 -
50 Azerbaijani manat banknote
A stairs is pictured on the banknote of 50 Azerbaijani Manat symbolising progress. On the back of the yellow and blue coloured elli manat bill is a map outline of Azerbaijan and a map of Europe.You get: £15.036501 AZN = £0.3007300000 -
100 Azerbaijani manat banknote
This red-coloured banknote of 100 Azerbaijani Manat shows modern buildings next to historical buildings on the front side. On the back side of the Yüz Manat bill is a map of Europe on the left hand side and a map of Azerbaijan in the centre.You get: £30.073001 AZN = £0.3007300000 -
200 Azerbaijani manat banknote
The highest value banknote in Azerbaijan is the 200 manat bill. It features Heydar Aliyev Centre, a cultural centre in Azerbaijan’s capital Baku designed by Zaha Hadid. On the back side of the Iki Yüz Manat bill are two maps: one of Europe and one of Azerbaijan.You get: £60.146001 AZN = £0.3007300000
