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The official currency of Ghana is the Ghanaian cedi, with the currency code GHS. The Bank of Ghana issues and manages the currency. Before Ghana introduced the cedi in 1965, the country used the Ghanaian pound following independence from British rule.

200 Ghanaian Cedi banknote (Jubilee House)

200 Ghanaian Cedi banknote (Jubilee House)

the frontside of this 200 Ghanaian Cedi bill features the Big Six Leaders of Ghana. The reverse side of this 200 GHS note features the Jubilee House building.

You get: £4.97000

1 GHS = £0.0248500000

100 Ghanaian Cedi banknote (Parliament of Ghana)

100 Ghanaian Cedi banknote (Parliament of Ghana)

Past leaders of Ghana are depicted on the frontside of this 100 Ghanaian Cedi bill. The back of this 100 GHS note features the Parliament of Ghana building

You get: £2.48500

1 GHS = £0.0248500000

50 Ghanaian Cedi banknote (Christiansborg Castle)

50 Ghanaian Cedi banknote (Christiansborg Castle)

Ghana’s Big Six Leaders are featured on the frontside of this 50 Ghanaian Cedi bill. The reverse side of this 50 GHS banknote depicts the Christianborg Castle.

You get: £1.24250

1 GHS = £0.0248500000

20 Ghanaian Cedi banknote (Supreme Court Building)

20 Ghanaian Cedi banknote (Supreme Court Building)

front facing portraits of Ghana’s Big Six Leaders are depicted on the frontside of this 20 Ghanaian Cedi banknote. The reverse side of this 20 GHS bill features the Supreme Court Building.

You get: £0.49700

1 GHS = £0.0248500000

10 Ghanaian Cedi banknote (Bank of Ghana)

10 Ghanaian Cedi banknote (Bank of Ghana)

The Big Six leader of Ghana are featured on the frontside of the 10 Ghanaian Cedi bill. The back of this 10 GHS note depicts the Bank of Ghana building

You get: £0.24850

1 GHS = £0.0248500000

5 Ghanaian Cedi banknote (University of Ghana)

5 Ghanaian Cedi banknote (University of Ghana)

Portraits of the Big Six leaders of Ghana are featured on the obverse of this 5 Ghanaian Cedi banknote. The portraits included on the front of the note include Francis Nwia Kofie Kwame Nkrumah, Ebenezer Ako Adjei, Edward Akufo-Addo, Joseph Boakye Danquah, Emmanuel Odarkwei Obetsebi-Lamptey and William Ofori Atta. The back of this 5 GHS … Continued

You get: £0.12425

1 GHS = £0.0248500000

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