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Convert your leftover withdrawn Malaysian Ringgit banknotes to cash using our hassle-free online exchange service. Get paid fast for your unused currency from Malaysia.
These Malaysian Ringgit banknotes belong to the First and Second series of paper money issued by the Negara Bank Malaysia. They were discontinued and taken out of circulation to be replaced by banknotes with upgraded security features. We are able to exchange these old style withdrawn Malaysian Ringgit banknotes. We also exchange current Malaysian banknotes and Malaysian coins.
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1 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1986)
The 1986 version of the $1 Malaysian Ringgit banknote is blue coloured and has the portrait of Tuanku Abdul Rahman on the front side. The back side features the Tugu Negara monument in Kuala Lumpur, commemorating those who died fighting for Malaysia’s freedom.You get: £0.111101 MYR = £0.1111000000 -
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5 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1986)
The portrait on the $5 Malaysian Ringgit banknote is that of the eighth Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Seri Menanti, Tuanku Abdul Rahman ibni Almarhum Tuanku Muhammad. The reverse side shows flowers and the garden of the National Palace in Kuala Lumpur.You get: £0.555501 MYR = £0.1111000000 -
5 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1982)
The $5 banknote from Malaysia’s Second series is green coloured. It has the portrait of the first Supreme Head of State of the Federation of Malaya on the front side. The building on the back side of the 1982 RM5 bill is the National Palace in Kuala Lumpur.You get: £0.555501 MYR = £0.1111000000 -
10 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1989)
The red coloured banknote of $10 Malaysian Ringgit has, like all Malay banknotes, Tuanku Abdul Rahman ibni Almarhum Tuanku Muhammad’s portrait on the front side. The back side of the 1989 RM10 bill features Kuala Lumpur’s old railway station built by the British in 1910.You get: £1.111001 MYR = £0.1111000000 -
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20 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1989)
On the sand coloured RM20 banknote is the image of Abdul Rahman, whose full title was “Yang di-Pertuan Agong I Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negeri Sembilan”. The back side features Malaysia’s Central Bank’s headquarters, the Bank Negara building in Kuala Lumpur.You get: £2.222001 MYR = £0.1111000000 -
20 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1982)
The obverse side of this $20 Malaysian Ringgit banknote features Tuanku Abdul Rahman, first Supreme Head of State of the Federation of Malaya. On the reverse side of the RM20 bill is the front view of the Bank Negara building.You get: £2.222001 MYR = £0.1111000000 -
50 Malaysian Ringgit (1998 Kuala Lumpur XVI Commonwealth Games)
This green and yellow coloured banknote of $50 Malaysian Ringgit was issued to commemorate the 16th Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur, held in 1998. The RM50 banknote features the National Stadium, Bukit Jalil, and the Petronas Twin Towers.You get: £5.555001 MYR = £0.1111000000 -
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100 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1986)
Like every Malaysian banknote from the 2nd series, the portrait on the 1986 version of the RM100 note is that of national hero Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan. The building on the back side of the $100 bill is the National Mosque in Kuala Lumpur.You get: £11.110001 MYR = £0.1111000000 -
100 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1982)
The 1982 type of the RM100 note has the first Supreme Head of State or Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaya, Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan, on the front side, with flowers and a butterfly. The back side shows a picture of the National Mosque building complex in Kuala Lumpur.You get: £11.110001 MYR = £0.1111000000 -
500 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1989)
The 1989 version of the $500 Malaysian Ringgit banknote has the portrait of Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan on the front side and the Sultan Abdul Samad building on the back side. The design is very similar to the 1982 version of the RM500.You get: £55.550001 MYR = £0.1111000000 -
500 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1982)
The bright coloured banknote of RM500 features the portrait of Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan on the front side. The building on the back side of the $500 Malaysian Ringgit note is the Sultan Abdul Samad palace in Kuala Lumpur.You get: £55.550001 MYR = £0.1111000000 -
1000 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1989)
The 1989 version of the banknote of $1000 Malaysian Ringgit features the portrait of Tuanku Abdul Rahman on the front side, and the Malaysian House of Parliament on the reverse side. It is similar in design to the 1982 RM1000 bill.You get: £111.100001 MYR = £0.1111000000
