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The colourful current set of Maldivian Rufiyaa banknotes is made of polymer plastic and features traditional crafts, culture and sea life of the Maldives. Issued by the Malé-based Maldives Monetary Authority, all Maldivian banknotes have one side with Arabic lettering and one side in English.
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5 Maldivian Rufiyaa banknote
Although one wouldn’t typically associate the Maldives with football, this tropical nation in the Indian Ocean composed of 26 ring-shaped atolls has opted to make Football the theme of its 5 rufiyaa banknote. The back of the five rufyiaa bill features a mollusca seashell.You get: £0.132401 MVR = £0.0264800000 -
10 Maldivian Rufiyaa banknote
The banknote of 10 Rufiyaa from the Maldives shows a man climbing a palm tree. In the background are people playing traditional drums. The backside of the 10 MVR bill has a picture of the Bodu Beru ‘big drum’, the national drum of the Maldives.You get: £0.264801 MVR = £0.0264800000 -
20 Maldivian Rufiyaa banknote
This purple and violet coloured banknote of twenty rufiyaa from the Maldives shows a fisherman with two fish on the front side, along with an airport control tower and plane. On the back side is a traditional Maldivian sailing boat.You get: £0.529601 MVR = £0.0264800000 -
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5000 Maldivian Rufiyaa banknote (50 years of Maldives Independence)
This gold-coloured polymer banknote of 5000 rufiyaa was issued to commemorate 50 years of independence of the Maldives (1965-2015). The front of the commemorative 5000 MVR bill shows modern buildings on Malé’s seaside. The back side features traditional patterns and the number ’50’. The 5000 rufiyaa note is not usually found in circulation in the … ContinuedYou get: £132.400001 MVR = £0.0264800000
