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Mongolia’s official currency is the Mongolian tögrög, with the currency code MNT. It is issued by the Bank of Mongolia, the country’s central bank. The tögrög was introduced in 1925, replacing the Mongolian dollar.
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20000 Mongolian Tögrög banknote (The State’s Nine-Legged White Flag)
On the obverse of this 20000 Mongolian Tögrög note, you’ll be greeted by the legendary Chinggis Khaan, also known as Genghis Khan. Now, when you turn this 20000 MNT note over, and you’ll see the State’s Nine-Legged White Flag. This flag holds a special place at the State Ceremony Hall and takes centre stage at … Continued1 MNT = £0.0000000000 -
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1000 Mongolian Tögrög blue banknote (ox-drawn yurte)
Front and centre on the 1000 Mongolian Tögrög note, you’ll meet the legendary Chinggis Khaan, also known as Genghis Khan. Right beside him, you’ll spot the Paiza (Gerege), that special tablet used by Mongol officials and envoys. It was their ticket to getting things done. Now, flipping to the other side of this 1000 MNT … Continued1 MNT = £0.0000000000 -
500 Mongolian Tögrög green banknote (ox-drawn yurte)
The obverse of this 500 Mongolian Tögrög note, you’ll see a portrait of Chinggis Khaan, also known as Genghis Khan. He was quite the legend, born around 1162 and leaving his mark until 1227. The Paiza (Gerege) is also on the front of this note and is a tablet that Mongol officials and envoys used. … Continued1 MNT = £0.0000000000 -
100 Mongolian Tögrög purple banknote (Damdiny Sükhbaatar)
Right at the forefront of the 100 Mongolian Tögrög note, you can’t miss the famous Mongolian military leader, Damdiny Sükhbaatar. This note shares its design with the 5 and 10 MNT bills, forming a stunning set. Now, when you turn this 100 MNT bill around, you’ll be greeted by a tranquil mountainscape with blissful horses … Continued1 MNT = £0.0000000000 -
50 Mongolian Tögrög brown banknote (Damdiny Sükhbaatar)
Front and centre on this 50 Mongolian Tögrög note, you’ll spot the renowned Mongolian military leader, Damdiny Sükhbaatar. This note keeps the same design as the 5 and 10 MNT bills, making it part of a beautiful collection. Flipping to the other side of this 50 MNT bill, you’ll find a peaceful mountain scene with … Continued1 MNT = £0.0000000000 -
20 Mongolian Tögrög purple and orange banknote (Damdiny Sükhbaatar)
Right on the front of this 20 Mongolian Tögrög note, you’ll see the famous Mongolian military leader, Damdiny Sükhbaatar. This note shares its design with the 5 and 10 MNT bills. The front also proudly displays the Paiza (Gerege) and Mongolia’s National Coat of Arms, showing off that rich history and culture. The reverse side … Continued1 MNT = £0.0000000000 -
10 Mongolian Tögrög blue banknote (Damdiny Sükhbaatar)
On the front of this 10 Mongolian Tögrög bill, you’ll spot Damdiny Sükhbaatar, a Mongolian Military leader. The design of this note is the same as the 5 MNT bill, just in a different colourway. The front of the note also shows off the Paiza (Gerege) and Mongolia’s National Coat of Arms. When you flip … Continued1 MNT = £0.0000000000 -
5 Mongolian Tögrög red banknote (Damdiny Sükhbaatar)
You’ll see Damdiny Sükhbaatar, a founding member of the Mongolian People’s Party, on the obverse of this 5 Mongolian Tögrög note. He led the Mongolian partisan army, and they freed Khüree during the Outer Mongolian Revolution of 1921. The front of the note also features the Paiza, also known as Gerege and Mongolia’s National Coat … Continued1 MNT = £0.0000000000 -
1 Mongolian Tögrög banknote (Chinthe lion)
On the front of this 1 Mongolian Tögrög banknote, you’ll find a Chinthe lion. The Chinthe lion is quite fascinating! It’s a mythical creature often seen in Southeast Asian art and culture, symbolising strength and protection. There’s also a Paiza (Gerege) on the front of this note. Turn over this 1 MNT bill, and you’ll … Continued1 MNT = £0.0000000000
