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Convert your leftover New Taiwan Dollar coins to cash using our hassle-free online exchange service. Get paid fast for your unused currency from Taiwan.
New Taiwan Dollar coins from 50 yuan to 1/2 yuan are currently in use in the Republic of China (Taiwan) as a means of payment. New Taiwan Dollars are often referred to as ‘Yuan’. They are not to be confused with Chinese Yuan coins. The subunit of the New Taiwan Dollar is the cent, with 100 cents in 1 dollar (yuan).
At Leftover Currency we exchange New Taiwan Dollar coins, as well as current and withdrawn New Taiwan Dollar banknotes.
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50 New Taiwan Dollars coin
This 50 yuan, or 50 New Taiwan dollar coin, depicts Taiwan’s first President, Sun Yat-sen. The reverse of the coin has the denomination, and two rice stalks either side of a central circle that has a latent image (one that is only visible when the coin is tilted) showing the denomination in Western and Chinese … ContinuedYou get: £0.607001 TWD = £0.0121400000 -
20 New Taiwan Dollars coin
The bi-metallic 20 Taiwan dollar coin depicts Mona Rudao, the Seediq tribal chief who led a revolt against the Japanese occupational forces in Taiwan 1930.You get: £0.242801 TWD = £0.0121400000 -
10 New Taiwan Dollars coin (Chiang Kai-shek)
This 10 yuan/New Taiwan dollar coin depicts Chiang Kai-shek, who was the leader of the Chinese Republic from 1928 until 1975. The 10 TWD piece weighs 7.5 grams and has a diameter of 26mm.You get: £0.121401 TWD = £0.0121400000 -
10 New Taiwan Dollars coin (Sun Yat-sen)
On one side of this 10 dollar/yuan coin is Sun Yat-sen, the first President of Taiwan, whilst the other side has hidden text above the 10 that, when the coin is tilted, reveals Chinese characters that translate as ‘the people live in safety and happiness’ and ‘the country is prosperous and at peace’.You get: £0.121401 TWD = £0.0121400000 -
5 New Taiwan Dollars coin
The five dollar coin shows the Chinese leader Chiang Kai-shek, who came to power in 1928, and ruled until 1975. The 5 Taiwan yuan coin weighs 4.4 grams and measures 22mm across.You get: £0.060701 TWD = £0.0121400000 -
1 New Taiwan Dollar coin
The 1 New Taiwan dollar coin, known as the 1 Yuan coin in Chinese (the official language of Taiwan). It features Chiang Kai-shek, shown from the side.You get: £0.012141 TWD = £0.0121400000 -
50 New Taiwan Cents coin
The Taiwanese 50 cent, or half yuan, coin features a Mei Blossum flower (prunus mume, also known plum blossum). These coins are not used in daily life in Taiwan because of their low value, and are noteworthy as the cost of the metal used in manufacture exceeds the face value of the coin.You get: £0.006071 TWD = £0.0121400000
