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The Greek Drachma was the currency of Greece from 1832 until 2002, when it was replaced by the Euro. In Ancient Greece, ‘drachma’ was the name of a standard weight and silver coin. The origin lies in the Greek word ‘dragma’, meaning ‘handful’, pointing to a handful of ‘obols’, equal to one-sixth of a drachma.
Greek Drachmae are now obsolete. At Leftover Currency we specialize in the exchange of obsolete currencies, like the Greek Drachma. Our online exchange service is quick, easy, secure and free of charge. We exchange both Greek Drachma banknotes, as well as Greek Drachma coins.
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100 Greek Drachmas banknote (Athena)
This 100 apaxmai ekaton banknote portrays Athena Peiraios on the front side. The back of the one hundred Drachma banknote has a picture of Adamantios Korais, Greek humanist Scholar. The paper banknote contains the words ‘TRAPEZA TIS ELLADOS’.You get: £0.018001 GRD = £0.0001800000 -
100 Greek Drachmas coin (Alexander the Great)
This 100 Greek Drachmas coin features a portrait of Alexander the Great on the obverse side. The back side of the 100 GRD piece shows a 16-pointed star in a circle, the Vergina Sun, believed to belong to Philip II of Macedon, father of Alexander the Great. The use of the sunburst symbol was continued … ContinuedYou get: £0.016001 GRD = £0.0001600000 -
20000 Dracme Cassa Mediterranea banknote
The 20000 dracme banknote is the highest denomination of the Cassa Mediterranea series. It is blue-green colored and has an image of Biblical hero David’s statue by Italian artist Michelangelo. Text on the ventimila drachmai note reads ‘Cassa Mediterranea di Credito per la Grecia’ and ‘Bvono per Ventimila dracme’.You get: £41.000001 GRD = £0.0020500000 -
100 Greek Drachmas coin (1999 World Weight-lifting Championships)
The commemorative coin of 100 Drachmas features the statue of Heracles, divine hero, on the obverse side. The reverse side of the Δρ.100 piece shows a male weightlifter. The coin was issued to commemorate the 1999 World Weightlifting Championships in Athens, Greece.You get: £0.016001 GRD = £0.0001600000 -
10000 Dracme Cassa Mediterranea banknote
The 10000 Dracme Cassa Mediterranea banknote is black-grey colored and features the statue of David by Michelangelo. Text on the banknote reads ‘Bvono per Diecimila dracme’ and ‘Cassa Mediterranea di Credito per la Grecia’.You get: £20.500001 GRD = £0.0020500000 -
200 Greek Drachmas banknote (Rigas Feraios)
This 200 apaxmee aiakoeiee banknote depicts Rigas Velestinlis Feraios, Greek writer. The back of the two hundred Drachma depicts a secret school run by Greek priests during the Ottoman occupation. On the paper note a caption reads ‘TRAPEZA TIS ELLADOS’.You get: £0.036001 GRD = £0.0001800000 -
50 Greek Drachmas coin (Homer)
The 50 Drachma coin features an ancient Greek sailing ship on the obverse side, and a portrait of Homer on the reverse side. Homer is the author of the so-callec Homeric Epics, the Iliad and the Odyssey, the two most famous works of ancient Greek literature.You get: £0.008001 GRD = £0.0001600000 -
500 Greek Drachmas banknote (Ioannis Kapodistrias)
The bill of 500 apaxmee nentakoeiee features Ioannis Kapodistrias, Greek Foreign Minister. Printed on the paper Drachma banknote is the text ‘TRAPEZA TIS ELLADOS’.You get: £0.090001 GRD = £0.0001800000 -
5000 Dracme Cassa Mediterranea banknote
This banknote of 5000 dracme is purple-pink colored and features the statue of Biblical hero David by Italian sculptor Michelangelo. Text on the five thousand drachmai banknote reads ‘Cassa Mediterranea di Credito per la Grecia’ and ‘Buono per Cinquemila dracme’.You get: £10.250001 GRD = £0.0020500000 -
1000 Dracme Cassa Mediterranea banknote
The 1000 dracme banknote from the Cassa Mediterranea has text in Italian and Greek language. On the yellow colored note is the head of David by Michelangelo. Text in Italian reads ‘Cassa Mediterranea di Credito per la Grecia’ and ‘Buono per Mille dracme’.You get: £2.050001 GRD = £0.0020500000 -
1000 Greek Drachmas banknote (Apollo)
This 1000 apaxmee xiaiee banknote features the portrait of Apollo, Greek god of music, poetry and art. On the paper note a caption reads ‘TRAPEZA TIS ELLADOS’.You get: £0.180001 GRD = £0.0001800000 -
50 Greek Drachmas coin (Solon)
The old coin of 50 Greek Drachmas has the portrait of Athenian statesman Solon. The copper-nickel 50 GRD piece was in use in the early 1980’s. It measures 31mm across and weighs 12 grams.You get: £0.008001 GRD = £0.0001600000 -
20 Greek Drachmas coin (Dionysios Solomos)
This 20 Greek Drachmas coin features a portrait of Dionysios Solomos on the obverse, and its face value and olive branch on the reverse. Dionysios Solomos was a Greek poet. The airport in Zakynthos is named after him.You get: £0.003201 GRD = £0.0001600000 -
500 Dracme Cassa Mediterranea banknote
The Cassa Mediterranea banknote of 500 dracme features Michelangelo’s head of David. The text on the green-colored banknote is in Greek and Italian. The Italian text reads ‘Cassa Mediterranea di Credito per la Grecia’ and ‘Bvono per Cinquecento dracme’.You get: £1.025001 GRD = £0.0020500000 -
5000 Greek Drachmas banknote (Kolokotronis)
The banknote of 5000 Drachma depicts Theodoros Kolokotronis, Greek General. Printed on the note are the words ‘apaxmee nente xiaiaaee’ and ‘TRAPEZA TIS ELLADOS’.You get: £0.900001 GRD = £0.0001800000 -
100 Dracme Cassa Mediterranea banknote
This banknote of 100 Dracme has an image of Apollo, Greek and Roman god. The orange-brown banknote of ‘Cento’ or ‘Ekaton’ dracme has text in two languages: Itallian and Greek. Text on the one hundred dracme note reads ‘Cassa Mediterranea di Credito per la Grecia’ and ‘Bvono per Cento dracme’.You get: £0.205001 GRD = £0.0020500000
