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Introduced in 1973, the Barbadian Dollar is the national currency of the Caribbean island of Barbados. The ‘Bajan’ dollar, ISO-code BBD, is divided into 100 cents, similar to the US dollar, to which it is pegged at a fixed rate of US$1 = Bds$2.
We exchange current Barbadian dollar banknotes as well as Barbadian dollar and cent coins. To convert your leftover Barbados Dollar money to cash, select the type of Bajan dollars you want to exchange:
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1 Barbados Dollar banknote (National Heroes Square)
The banknote of $1 Barbados dollars was replaced by a $1 coin in 1980. Until then it was the smallest denomination banknote in Barbados. Like the $20 dollar bill that was issued later it has the portrait of Samuel Jackman Prescod, founder of the Bajan Liberal Party.You get: £0.231761 BBD = £0.2317600000 -
1 dollar coin Barbados
The $1 Bajan dollar coin exists in a large version (1973-1986) and a smaller version (1988 and after), we accept both types for exchange. On the front of the $1 Barbadian dollar piece is the national fish of Barbados: the flying fish. Barbados is known as ‘the land of the flying fish’. On the back … ContinuedYou get: £0.188041 BBD = £0.1880400000 -
2 Barbados dollars banknote (Morgan Lewis windmill)
The $2 Bajan dollars banknote features the portrait of John Redman Bovell, agronomist who made a great success of the sugar cane and banana tree plantations on Barbados. On the back side of the blue-coloured two dollars banknote is Morgan Lewis windmill in St Andrew, one of two functioning windmills in the Caribbean.You get: £0.561861 BBD = £0.2809300000 -
2 Barbados Dollars banknote (National Heroes Square)
Like all other Bajan banknotes, the $2 dollars bill has an important Barbadian scientist or statesman on the front side and National Heroes Square, Bridgetown, on the back side. The man on the portrait on the front side is scientist and agronomist John Redman Bovell.You get: £0.463521 BBD = £0.2317600000 -
25 cents coin Barbados
The quarter dollar coin from Barbados features the Morgan Lewis Windmill in St Andrew, a famous Caribbean landmark. The national arms of Barbados are also featured on the 25c coin, with the words ‘Pride and Industry’.You get: £0.047011 BBD = £0.1880400000 -
5 Barbados dollars banknote (Three Ws Oval cricket field)
The portrait on the green coloured $5 five dollars banknote from Barbados is that of Sir Frank Worrell, cricketer and senator. On the back side is an image of the 3Ws Oval cricket ground at the entrance of the Cave Hill Campus of the University of the West Indies in Barbados. Bajan bowler Frank Worrell, … ContinuedYou get: £1.404651 BBD = £0.2809300000 -
10 Barbados dollars banknote (Charles Duncan O’Neal bridge)
The brown and orange coloured $10 Bajan dollar banknote has the portrait of Charles Duncan O’Neil. On the back side is the bridge in Bridgetown named after this Bajan politician and physician who founded the radical Democratic League in 1924.You get: £2.809301 BBD = £0.2809300000 -
10 cents coin Barbados
The bird on the 10c coin from Barbados is a common tern, a seabird. The ten cents coin exists in a copper nickel version and a nickel plated steel version. Both silver coloured types have the same design and feature the Barbadian coat of arms.You get: £0.018801 BBD = £0.1880400000 -
5 Barbados Dollars banknote (National Heroes Square)
The green-coloured $5 banknote from Barbados’ older banknotes series has an image of National Heroes Square on the back side. The square in Bridgetown used to be called Trafalgar Square.You get: £1.158801 BBD = £0.2317600000 -
10 Barbados Dollars banknote (National Heroes Square)
The founder of Bajan’s Democratic League, Charles Duncan O’Neal, is pictured on this $10 banknote from Barbados. The image on the back side is the same on all older type of Barbados dollar banknotes: National Heroes Square in Bridgetown.You get: £2.317601 BBD = £0.2317600000 -
20 Barbados dollars banknote (Parliament Buildings)
This $20 dollar bill from Barbados has on the front side the portrait of Samuel Jackson Prescod, founder of the Barbadian Liberal Party. The back side shows the Bajan Parliament Buildings in Bridgetown, capital of Barbados.You get: £5.618601 BBD = £0.2809300000 -
5 cents coin Barbados
The gold-coloured Bajan coin of five cents features South Point Lighthouse, the first lighthouse erected in Barbados. On the back of the 5c piece is the Barbadian coat of arms. The coin exists in a brass version (1973-2007) and a brass plated steel version (2007 and after).You get: £0.009401 BBD = £0.1880400000 -
1 cent coin Barbados
The 1 cent coin from Barbados exists in three types: a copper version, a copper plated zinc version, both non-magnetic, and a magnetic copper plated steel version. The copper coloured Bajan 1c coin features the Barbadian Trident and the coat of arms of Barbados, with the motto ‘Pride and Industry’.You get: £0.001881 BBD = £0.1880400000 -
20 Barbados Dollars banknote (National Heroes Square)
The $20 bill from Barbados has the same portrait as the old one dollar bill, that of Samuel Jackman Prescod. On the back side is a view on National Heroes Square in Bridgetown with the Barbados Parliament building. The $20 note features the Bajan motto ‘Pride and Industry’.You get: £4.635201 BBD = £0.2317600000 -
50 Barbados dollars banknote (Independence Square)
On the orange and green coloured banknote of $50 Bajan dollars is the portrait of Errol Barrow, the first Prime Minister of Barbados. On the back side of the fifty dollars bill is an image of Independence Square in Bridgetown.You get: £14.046501 BBD = £0.2809300000 -
100 Barbados dollars banknote (Grantley Adams International Airport)
Barbados’ highest value banknote is the $100 dollars bill, which features the portrait of Grantley Herbert Adams CMG, QC. On the back side of the one hundred dollars bill is the airport named after Adams, Grantley Adams International Airport in Christ Church.You get: £28.093001 BBD = £0.2809300000
