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Convert your leftover current Eastern Caribbean Dollar banknotes to cash using our hassle-free online exchange service. Get paid fast for your unused currency from the Eastern Caribbean States.
These banknotes from $5 to $100 XCD are the current set of bills circulating in the member states of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States. Each banknote has different versions, with newer banknotes having more sophisticated security features such as a holographic security thread.
Each of the current Eastern Caribbean Dollar banknotes has the portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II, head of the Commonwealth on the front side. The back side features a map of the Caribbean and important landmarks of the Eastern Caribbean islands.
In addition to current $EC banknotes we also exchange withdrawn Eastern Caribbean dollar banknotes and Eastern Caribbean dollar coins.
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100 Eastern Caribbean Dollars polymer banknote (Sir Arthur Lewis)
Similar to the rest of the 2019 polymer series banknotes, the 100 XCD note showcases Queen Elizabeth II and the Central Bank building at Basseterre on the front. Flip this 100 Eastern Caribbean Dollars bill, and you’ll find a stunning depiction of Les Pitons Volcano. Les Pitons are the twin volcanic peaks on the southwestern … ContinuedYou get: £19.683001 XCD = £0.1968300000 -
50 Eastern Caribbean Dollars polymer banknote ( Brimstone Hill)
Like the other banknotes from the 2019 polymer series, this 50 XCD note features Queen Elizabeth II and a hummingbird. On the back of this 50 Eastern Caribbean Dollar polymer note, you’ll find Brimstone Hill in St. Kitts and Nevis, alongside a portrait of Sir K. Dwight Venner.You get: £9.841501 XCD = £0.1968300000 -
20 Eastern Caribbean Dollars polymer banknote (Government House)
A portrait of Queen Elizabeth II is depicted on the front of this 20 Eastern Caribbean Dollar bill. On the same side, you can also see a holographic foil depiction of a sea turtle and fish. Turn this 20 XCD polymer banknote over, and you’ll spot the Government House in Montserrat and nutmeg fruits in … ContinuedYou get: £3.936601 XCD = £0.1968300000 -
10 Eastern Caribbean Dollars polymer banknote ( Admiralty Bay)
Similar to the 5 XCD note, the 10 Eastern Caribbean Dollars bill showcases Queen Elizabeth II and a Hummingbird on the front. On the reverse side of this 10 XCD banknote, you’ll find “Warspite”, which is a Queen Elizabeth-class battleship of the Royal Navy. It served during both World War I and World War II. … ContinuedYou get: £1.968301 XCD = £0.1968300000 -
5 Eastern Caribbean Dollars polymer banknote (Trafalgar Falls)
On the front of this 5 Eastern Caribbean Dollars polymer note is a Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and a Hummingbird. The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank building at Basseterre is also featured on the obverse of this polymer bill. Turn this 5 XCD banknote over, and you’ll see a Map of the Eastern Caribbean States, … ContinuedYou get: £0.984151 XCD = £0.1968300000
