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The Maltese Lira was the currency of the Republic of Malta from 1972 until 2008, when it was replaced by the Euro. The Lira is closely related to the British currency unit Pound, which was the currency of Malta from 1825 until 1972. The English pound was a unit of weight, initially equated with the Ancient Roman weight called ‘libra’, which explains why the monetary unit in English is still ‘£’, the letter ‘L’ as the initial of libra.
Maltese Liri are now obsolete. At Leftover Currency we specialize in the exchange of obsolete currencies, like the Maltese Lira. Our online exchange service is quick, easy, secure and free of charge.
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1 Maltese Lira coin
This 1 Maltese Lira coin features Malta’s national bird, the Blue Rock Thrush, on the obverse side. The back side of the old pre-euro £1 MTL coin shows the crowned coat of arms of Malta. Text on the 1 Maltese Lira coin reads ‘Lm1’.You get: £0.020001 MTL = £0.0200000000 -
2 Maltese Lira banknote
The note of zewg liri – two liri measures 138mm by 67mm. Text on the paper banknote reads ‘Mank Centrali ta’ Malta’. On the backside of this purple colored Lm2 bill is an illustration of buildings in Malta and Gozo.You get: £0.379181 MTL = £0.1895900000 -
5 Maltese Lira banknote
The banknote of hames liri – five liri measures 145mm by 69mm. The paper note contains the words ‘Mank Centrali ta’ Malta’. The backside of the blue colored Lm5 bill features a historical tower.You get: £0.947951 MTL = £0.1895900000 -
50 cents coin Malta
This 50 cents Maltese Lira coin features one of Malta’s wild plants, the Tulliera, on the obverse side. On the back side of the Maltese 50c coin is the national coat of arms featuring a mural crown above a shield with Malta’s flag.You get: £0.010001 MTL = £0.0200000000 -
10 Maltese Lira banknote
This chaxar liri – ten liri bill measures 145mm by 73mm. Text on the paper banknote reads ‘Mank Centrali ta’ Malta’. On the obverse side of the green colored Lm10 note is a standing Malta with rudder. The reverse side features wounded people being brought into the National Assembly in Valletta.You get: £1.895901 MTL = £0.1895900000 -
50 cents coin Malta (large type)
This large 50 cents Maltese Lira coin commemorates the Great Siege of Malta. The obverse of the coin displays the Great Siege Monument. The reverse side of the dodecagonal (12-sided) 50c piece features the coin value with a wreath of leaves. The old Maltese 50 cents coin resembles the old large style British 50p coin.You get: £0.010001 MTL = £0.0200000000 -
20 Maltese Lira banknote
This choxrin liri – twenty liri note is 145mm wide by 76mm high. The orange-brown colored paper bill contains the words ‘Mank Centrali ta’ Malta’. On the back of the Lm20 banknote is Prime Minister Dr. G. B. Olivier.You get: £3.791801 MTL = £0.1895900000 -
25 cents coin Malta
Malta’s 25c coin features a branch of the Evergreen Rose on the obverse side. On the reverse side of the quarter pound coin is Malta’s crowned coat of arms. The copper-nickel 25 cents coin weighs 6.2 grams and measures 25mm in diameter.You get: £0.005001 MTL = £0.0200000000 -
10 cents coin Malta
The fish on the 10 cent coin from Malta is a lampuki, the Maltese name for the dorado or mahi-mahi. The back side of the 0.10 MTL coin shows a rowing boat at sea under the sun, with text “Repubblika Ta Malta”.You get: £0.002001 MTL = £0.0200000000 -
2 Maltese Liri banknote (Agatha Barbara)
The red-orange coloured Lm2 banknote from Malta features Agatha Barbara, who was the first female Maltese president. On the back side of the Zewg Liri bill is a container crane at Marsaxlokk harbour in the South Eastern District of Malta.You get: £0.379181 MTL = £0.1895900000 -
10 cents coin Malta (large type)
This large 10 cents Maltese Lira coin features the ceremonial barge of the Maltese Navy on the observe side. The back side of the 10c piece shows the denomination ’10 cents’ encircled by a wreath of leafs.You get: £0.002001 MTL = £0.0200000000 -
5 Maltese Liri banknote (Agatha Barbara)
Hames Liri’ is Maltese for ‘Five Lira’. The blue-coloured Lm5 bill has the portrait of Malta’s first female president Agatha Barbara on the obverse side. The reverse side of the 5 Liri bill from Malta features a view on a harbour with a man making fishing pots, a woman making lace and four windsurfers.You get: £0.947951 MTL = £0.1895900000 -
10 Maltese Liri banknote (Agatha Barbara)
On the green-coloured Lm10 banknote is the image of Malta’s former president Agatha Barbara. The back side of the Ghaxar Liri note shows a shipyard where ships are being built and repaired in the Port of Valletta.You get: £1.895901 MTL = £0.1895900000 -
5 cents coin Malta
This 5 cents Maltese Lira coin features a Maltese freshwater crab, also known as Qabru, on the obverse side. The reverse side of the 0.05 MTL piece shows the Maltese coat of arms. Malta’s pre-euro 5c coin has a round shape with an 8-sided (octagonal) inner shape.You get: £0.001001 MTL = £0.0200000000 -
20 Maltese Liri banknote (Agatha Barbara)
The banknote of 20 Liri is Malta’s highest value banknote. This Lm20 banknote has the portrait of President Agatha Barbara on the front side. The building on the back side of the Ghoxrin Liri note is the Auberge de Castille, office of the Prime Minister of MaltaYou get: £3.791801 MTL = £0.1895900000 -
5 cents coin Malta (large type)
Malta’s old five cents coin features an art-deco ‘5’ encircled by a leaves wreath. On the back side of the large style 5c coin is an image of the Temple of Hagar Qimon’s Ritual altar, located in the Ħaġar Qim temple complex.You get: £0.001001 MTL = £0.0200000000
