Israeli Pounds
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The Israeli Pound, or Lira (plural Lirot), was the currency of the State of Israel from 1952 until 1980, when it was replaced by the Old Shekel at a rate of 10 lirot for 1 shekel.
The Israeli Pound had ILP as its currency code. The symbol “I£” was used along with ל”י. Israeli Pounds no longer have a monetary value but at Leftover Currency we provide a way to exchange your old money from Israel to cash. In addition to Israeli Pounds we also exchange Israeli Old Shekel and Israeli New Shekel.
To convert your old Israeli Lirot money to cash, select the type of Israeli Pounds you want to exchange:
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obsolete Israeli Pound banknotes
1955 - 1980Exchange Rate: £0.00041View BanknotesThese Israeli Pound banknotes were the first banknotes issued by the Bank of Israel. They were in use from 1955 until 1980. These Israeli 'Lirot' are no longer in use and the Lira has become an obsolete currency. However we continue to exchange obsolete Israeli Pound banknotes. In addition to Israeli Pound banknotes we also exchange Israeli Old Shekel and Israeli New Shekel, both banknotes as well as shekel and agorot coins.
