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The Eurasian country of Georgia in the Caucasus has the Lari as its national currency. The Lari, ISO currency code ‘GEL’, replaced the Kuponi in 1993. The Georgian Lari currency sign is ₾. The Lari’s subunit is the Tetri, with 100 tetri making up one lari.
To convert your Georgian Laris to cash, select the type you want to exchange. We exchange Georgian Lari banknotes, as well as Georgian coins.
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2 Georgian Lari coin
Georgia’s highest value coin is the bimetallic ₾2 lari coin. The 2 GEL piece features the Georgian national coat of arms with two lions, crown and patron saint of Georgia, Saint George, on a horse. The two lari coin weighs 8 grams and has a diameter of 27mm.You get: £0.268421 GEL = £0.1342100000 -
5 Georgian Laris banknote (type 2017)
The Georgia 5 kuhti Lari banknote shows the historian Ivane Javakhishvili against the background of Tbilisi State University, named after him. The reverse side of the 5 GEL bill is a montage of scenes from paintings by the Georgian artist Niko Pirosmani.You get: £1.156451 GEL = £0.2312900000 -
1 Georgian Lari coin
The coin of ₾1 Georgian lari features the coat of arms of the Republic of Georgia. Elements on the 2006-dated coin include two lions, a shield and St George riding a horse. The cupro-nickel 1 GEL piece weighs 8 grams and measures 26.2mm in diameter.You get: £0.134211 GEL = £0.1342100000 -
20 Georgian Laris banknote (type 2016)
This otsi 20 Lari banknote from Georgia depicts national hero Ilya Chavchavadze. Chavchavadze was a poet and writer who was at the forefront of the Georgian nationalist movement against Russia towards the end of the 19th Century. The back of the 20 Georgian Lari bill shows the monument to King Vakhtang Gorgasalu, founder of Georgia’s … ContinuedYou get: £4.625801 GEL = £0.2312900000 -
50 Georgian Laris banknote (type 2016)
The Georgian 50 ormotsdaati Lari banknote portrays Tamara the Great, Queen of Georgia during the Golden Age in the 12th century. The back of the fifty lari banknote features Sagittarius, the half-horse half-human mythological centaur. The representation of the zodiac symbol on the 50 GEL bill is taken from a 12th Century Georgian artefact.You get: £11.564501 GEL = £0.2312900000 -
50 Tetri coin Georgia
The 50 tetri coin from Georgia has two versions. This is the copper-nickel version, weighing 7 grams with diameter of 24mm. The front of the coin has a simple design with dots and a swirl. On the back side of the 50 Georgian Tetri coin is the national coat of arms with two lions and … ContinuedYou get: £0.067111 GEL = £0.1342100000 -
100 Georgian Laris banknote (type 2016)
This asi 100 Lari banknote from the Caucasian country of Georgia features the poet Rustaveli, who was writing during the Georgian Golden Age that spanned the 12th and 13th centuries. The building on the reverse of the 100 GEL note is the Georgian National Opera and Ballet Theater in Tbilisi, which is named after the … ContinuedYou get: £23.129001 GEL = £0.2312900000 -
50 Tetri coin Georgia
The second version of the 50 tetri coin is made of brass plated steel. This 1/2 lari coin is much lighter and smaller than the cupronickel version. The brass 50 Georgian tetri piece weighs only 2.50gr and measures 19mm from side to side.You get: £0.067111 GEL = £0.1342100000 -
20 Tetri coin Georgia
Georgia’s 20 tetri coin has a value of 0.20 lari. It features a stag and the Georgian sun symbol Borjgali. The 0.20 lari coin weighs 5 grams and measures 2.5cm from side to side.You get: £0.026841 GEL = £0.1342100000 -
5 Georgian Laris banknote (Ivane Javakhishvili)
This 5 Georgian Lari banknote features the historian Ivane Javakhishvili on the front, and Tbilisi State University that is named after him on the reverse. This banknote is the lowest value banknote currently in use in Georgia, the Eurasian country in the Caucasus.You get: £1.156451 GEL = £0.2312900000 -
10 Georgian Laris banknote (Akaki Tsereteli)
The 10 ati Lari banknote from Georgia has a portrait of the poet and nationalist Akaki Tsereteli on the front, and a scene taken from David Kakabadze’s 1918 painting ‘Imeretia – My Mother’ on the back. Other elements on the blue and violet coloured 10 GEL bill include a swallow, a branch with flowers and … ContinuedYou get: £2.312901 GEL = £0.2312900000 -
10 Tetri coin Georgia
The swirling circle symbol on the 10 tetri coin from Georgia is called the Borjgali. It represents the sun with seven rotating wings over the Christian Tree of life. The symbol is on the shirts of the Georgian national rugby team. The 10 Georgian tetri coin has a value of 0.10 lari. The stainless steel … ContinuedYou get: £0.013421 GEL = £0.1342100000 -
20 Georgian Laris banknote (Ilya Chavchavadze)
This Georgian 20 Lari banknote features the writer and nationalist Ilia Chavchavadze, and the publications Iveria and Sakartvelos Moambe that he set up. On the reverse of the 20 GEL bill is the monument to the founder of Tbilisi, Vakhtang I Gorgasali.nYou get: £4.625801 GEL = £0.2312900000 -
5 Tetri coin Georgia
The animal on the coin of 5 tetri from Georgia is a lion. Its depiction is based on the ancient golden lion statue from the Alazani valley. Five tetri is the equivalent of 0.05 lari.You get: £0.006711 GEL = £0.1342100000 -
2 Tetri coin Georgia
A peacock is featured on obverse side of the 2 tetri coin from Georgia. The reverse side features the Borjgali, the Georgian sun symbol with seven rotating rays above the tree of life.You get: £0.002681 GEL = £0.1342100000 -
50 Georgian Laris banknote (Queen Tamara)
The 50 Lari banknote from Georgia depicts Queen Tamara, who was Georgia’s first female ruler in the 12th century. The design on the reverse is Sagittarius, taken from a 12th century Georgian manuscript.You get: £11.564501 GEL = £0.2312900000
