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Convert your leftover Malaysian Ringgit and Sen coins to cash using our hassle-free online exchange service. Get paid fast for your unused currency from Malaysia.
Malaysian coins that are in use today are those of the 2nd and 3rd Series, from 50 sen to 1 sen. The Sen is the subunit of the Malaysian ringgit, with 100 sen in 1 ringgit. Coins of $1 Ringgit were taken out of circulation in 2005 after many problems with forgeries. $1 Ringgit coins no longer have any value.
At Leftover Currency we exchange all Malaysian Sen coins issued by the Bank Negara Malaysia. We also exchange Malaysian Ringgit banknotes, both current and withdrawn.
Do you have Malaysian Ringgit and Sen coins like the ones in the pictures below? Add the amount you want to exchange to your Wallet. You'll see exactly how much money you'll get for your Malaysian Ringgit. Click on the Wallet symbol to complete checkout and get paid within 5 days of receiving your currencies.
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50 sen coin Malaysia (Third series)
50 sen is half a ringgit. This 50 sen coin is made of nickel-brass plated copper, and is inscribed ‘Bank Negara Malaysia’. 14 dots represent the collective Federal Territories and 13 states.You get: £0.040421 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
20 sen coin Malaysia (Third series)
The 20 sen is made of nickel brass coin. One side has the denomination, date minted, the Hibiscus flower, and the text ‘Bank Negara Malaysia’, in common with all Third Series Malaysian coins. The other side has 14 dots representing the states and territories of Malaysia, and five horizontal lines symbolising the five principles of … ContinuedYou get: £0.016171 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
10 sen coin Malaysia (Third series)
This 10 sen stainless steel coin from Malaysia features the Hibiscus, the national flower of Malaysia, in common with all other 3rd series Malay coins. The other side depicts the Mah Meri tribe’s plant weaving destar siga pattern, and 14 dots that represent the states and territories of Malaysia, and five horizontal lines symbolising the … ContinuedYou get: £0.008081 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
5 sen coin Malaysia (Third series)
The Malay Third Series 5 sen coin is made of stainless steel. Like the 50 sen coin, it carries a pea tendrils (sulur kacang) motif. There are 14 dots representing the states and territories of Malaysia, and five horizontal lines symbolising the five principles of national philosophy Rukunegara.You get: £0.004041 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
50 sen coin Malaysia (Second series)
This 50 sen coin from Malaysia is made of cupronickel. Like all coins in the second series, it has the Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (Bunga Raya) flower on the side with the denomination, year and text ‘Bank Negara Malaysia’. The wau bulan (moon kite) features on the other side of the coin.You get: £0.040421 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
20 sen coin Malaysia (Second series)
The Malaysian 20 sen coin, made from cupronickel, depicts a sirih (betel leaf) and kapur (lime) container. Betel leaves are chewed with lime as a traditional snack in Malaysia.You get: £0.016171 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
10 sen coin Malaysia (Second series)
The 10 sen from Malaysia is a cupronickel coin. It shows a congkak board, a traditional Malay game played across Southeast Asia.You get: £0.008081 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
5 sen coin Malaysia (Second series)
The cupronickel 5 sen coin shows a spinning top (gasing in Malay). Gasing pangkah is a competitive game using spinning tops. It’s an important part of Malaysia’s cultural heritage.You get: £0.004041 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
1 sen coin Malaysia (Second series)
The second series 1 sen Malaysian coin is made from bronze-clad steel. On one side it has the rebana ubi, a Malay tambourine used in Islamic devotional music, and on the other side is Malaysia’s national flower, the Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (Bunga Raya). Inscripted on the 1 sen piece are the words ‘Bank Nagara Malaysia’.You get: £0.000811 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
1 dollar coin Malaysia (First series)
The $1 coin from the 1st series is the only $1 Malaysian Ringgit coin with a legal tender value. All $1 coins from the 2nd and 3rd series were cancelled and demonetised, following problems with high amounts of counterfeit $1 coins in circulation in Malaysia. This $1 coin from Malaysia features the Central Bank building … ContinuedYou get: £0.080831 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
50 sen coin Malaysia (First series)
The 50 sen coin from Malaysia’s first coinage series has the Houses of Parliament on the back side, along with a 13-sided star and crescent moon. The cupronickel 50 sen piece weighs 9.33 grams and measures 27.7mm across.You get: £0.040421 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
20 sen coin Malaysia (First series)
The cupronickel coin of 20 sen from Malaysia features the Bangunan Parlimen, Malaysia’s Houses of Parliament in Kuala Lumpur. The 20 sen piece has a weight of 5,65 grams and a diameter of 23.5mm.You get: £0.016171 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
10 sen coin Malaysia (First series)
The coin of 10 sen is the equivalent of $0.10 Malaysian Dollar, later renamed to Malaysian Ringgit. On the cupronickel $0.10 piece is an image of the Malay Houses of Parliament in Kuala Lumpur.You get: £0.008081 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
5 sen coin Malaysia (First series)
Malaysia’s first coins series included this coin of 5 sen, the equivalent of 0.05 Malaysian Ringgit. The modern style tower building on the cupronickel 5 sen piece is Malaysia’s House of Parliament in Kuala LumpurYou get: £0.004041 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
1 sen coin Malaysia (First series)
The 1 sen coin is the smallest coin in Malaysia. This 1 sen piece was introduced in the first set of coins in Malaysia in 1967. On the coin are Malaysia’s Houses of Parliament in Kuala Lumpur.You get: £0.000811 MYR = £0.0808300000
