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The Moldovan Leu is the national currency of the Republic of Moldova. ‘Leu’ means ‘lion’, similar to the national currency of Moldova’s neighbour country Romania.
The subunit of the Moldovan Leu is the ban: 100 bani equal one Leu. The plural of ‘Leu’ is ‘Lei’. Do you have Moldovan Lei? It’s easy to exchange your leftover Moldovan Lei in three easy steps. We exchange both Moldovan Leu banknotes, as well as Moldovan Lei and Bani coins. To convert your Moldovan Lei to cash, select the type of Lei you want to exchange:
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1 Moldovan Leu banknote
The 1 Moldovan Leu banknote is the lowest value banknote of the Republic of Moldova. Like all other Moldovan banknotes it features Stephen the Great, Prince of Moldavia. On the back side of the 1 Un Leu banknote is an image of Capriana monastery.You get: £0.029611 MDL = £0.0296100000 -
10 lei coin Moldova
Moldova introduced a new set of coins in 2018. This bimetallic 10 lei piece is the highest value coin in Moldova. Its design features the natioan coat of arms and elements from the Moldovan flag, including an auroch’s head and an eagle holding an Orthodox Christian cross in its beak.You get: £0.124201 MDL = £0.0124200000 -
5 lei coin Moldova
The obverse side of the bimetallic coin of 5 Lei from Moldova shows the horns of an auroch holding up a crown above an eight-pointed star. On the reverse side of the 5 MDL piece is a hologram with the letters ‘BNM’ for ‘Banca Naţională a Moldovei’.You get: £0.062101 MDL = £0.0124200000 -
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10 Moldovan Lei banknote
The Moldovan coat of arms with eagle and aurochs, along with a portrait of Prince Ștefan cel Mare of Moldavia are shown on the front side of this red coloured banknote of 10 Zece Lei. The back side of the 10 MDL bill shows an image of Harjauca Monastery.You get: £0.296101 MDL = £0.0296100000 -
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200 Moldovan Lei banknote
A portrait of Stephen III the Great, Prince of Moldavia is on the front of the 200 Dua Sute Moldovan Lei banknote, along with the Eastern European country’s national coat of arms. The back side of the 200 MDL bill shows the City Hall of Moldova’s capital, Chisinau.You get: £5.922001 MDL = £0.0296100000 -
50 bani coin Moldova
The gold-coloured 50 bani coin features grapes and vine leaves on the obverse side. The reverse side of the 0.50 MDL piece shows the Moldovan coat of arms: an eagle with a Roman Catholic cross in its mouth, a scepter and olive branch in its talons, supporting a shield featuring an auroch and an eight-sided … ContinuedYou get: £0.006211 MDL = £0.0124200000 -
500 Moldovan Lei banknote
Similar to all other Moldovan banknotes, the 500 Lei bill shows the portrait of Stephen the Great, Ruler of the Principality of Moldova. On the back side of the 500 MDL note is an image of the Cathedral of Christ’s Nativity in Moldova’s capital Chisinau.You get: £14.805001 MDL = £0.0296100000 -
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