Croatian Kuna

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The Croatian Kuna was introduced as the currency of the Republic of Croatia in 1994, replacing the Croatian Dinar. The word ‘kuna’ means ‘marten’ in Croatian. The origin lies in the use of marten pelts as units of value in medieval trading. The name ‘kuna’ has no relation to the Slavic currencies called ‘koruna’.

We exchange both Kuna coins and banknotes, and we accept withdrawn Croatian Kuna banknotes. Our online exchange service is quick, easy, secure and free of charge.

To convert your leftover Croatian Kuna to cash, select the type of Croatian Kuna you want to exchange:

Croatian Kuna coins

1994 - current

The Croatian Monetary Institute has been making coins since 1994. The lipa is a sub-unit of the kuna: 1 kuna is equal to 100 lipa. Coins from 1 lipa to 5 kuna a...

Exchange rate: £0.06423 View series

current Croatian Kuna banknotes

2001 - current

Issued by the Zagreb-based Croatian National Bank from 2001, the Kuna bills in use today have more advanced security features than the older 1993-1995 series. W...

Exchange rate: £0.09634 View series

withdrawn Croatian Kuna banknotes

1993 - 2010

In 2001, the Zagreb-based Croatian National Bank replaced older style Kuna banknotes with a new series with more advanced security features. The recalled Croat...

Exchange rate: £0.07824 View series