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The Bermudian dollar is the official currency of Bermuda and is identified by the code BMD. It is issued by the Bermuda Monetary Authority. Bermuda adopted the Bermudian dollar in 1970, replacing the former Bermudian pound.
At Leftover Currency we also exchange withdrawn Bermudian dollar banknotes.
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100 Bermudian Dollar banknote (Red Cardinal bird)
A Red Cardinal bird perched on a branch and flowers are featured on the front of this 100 Bermudian Dollar banknote. The reverse side of this 100 BMD note depicts the House of Assembly building in Hamilton and a Cahow bird flying above.You get: £52.194001 BMD = £0.5219400000 -
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20 Bermudian Dollar banknote (Whistling frog)
The obverse of this vertically orientated 10 Bermudian Dollar bill features a Whistling frog perched on a leaf, sail boats and flowers. The back of this 20 BMD bill features Gibb’s Hill lighthouse and St. Mark’s church.You get: £10.438801 BMD = £0.5219400000 -
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10 Bermudian Dollar banknote (Blue Angelfish)
a Blue Angelfish, coral, sea turtle and a seahorse are featured on the front of this 10 Bermudian Dollar banknote. The reverse side of this 10 BMD note features the Commissioner’s House, the Deliverance ship and a cannon.You get: £5.219401 BMD = £0.5219400000 -
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2 Bermudian Dollar banknote (Bluebird)
The frontside of this 2 Bermudian Dollar banknote features a Eastern Bluebird perched on a branch. Hibiscus flowers, sailboats and a bust of Queen Elizabeth II are also featured on the obverse of this bill.The reverse of this 2 BMD note features the Royal Naval Dockyard and Clock Tower as well as a statue of … ContinuedYou get: £1.043881 BMD = £0.5219400000 -
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