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Northern Irish Pounds

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The Northern Irish Pound is a local version of the Pound Sterling, issued by four retail banks since 1921. The Northern Irish Pound Sterling banknotes are a valid means of payment in Northern Ireland but they are not legal tender in other parts of the United Kingdom or the Republic of Ireland.

We exchange both current and withdrawn Northern Irish Pound banknotes. Our online exchange service is quick, easy, secure and free of charge.

To convert your leftover Northern Irish Pounds to cash, select the type of Northern Irish Pounds you want to exchange:

Ulster Bank Limited 100 Pounds banknote - series 1990

Ulster Bank Limited 100 Pounds banknote (series 1990)

This one hundred pounds sterling banknote is 163mm wide by 90mm high. The paper note contains the words ‘Ulster Bank Limited’. The £100 Ulster Bank note features a bridge and the port of Belfast.

You get: £92.00000

1 NIP = £0.9200000000

Ulster Bank Limited 1 Pound banknote - series 1966-1976 obverse accepted for exchange

Ulster Bank Limited 1 Pound banknote (series 1966-1976)

The blue-colored Northern Irish banknote of one pound features a lakeside view and the bank’s coat of arms. Text on the note reads ‘Ulster Bank Limited’.

You get: £0.75000

1 NIP = £0.7500000000

Ulster Bank Limited 5 Pounds banknote - series 1971-1988

Ulster Bank Limited 5 Pounds banknote (series 1971-1988)

The brown-blue-colored Northern Irish banknote of five pounds shows the Ulster Bank Limited logo and a lake. Printed on the note is the text ‘Ulster Bank Limited’.

You get: £3.75000

1 NIP = £0.7500000000

Ulster Bank Limited 10 Pounds banknote - series 1971-1989 obverse accepted for exchange

Ulster Bank Limited 10 Pounds banknote (series 1971-1989)

The Northern Irish banknote of ten pounds features a lake and the Ulster Bank Limited logo. Printed on the note is the text ‘Ulster Bank Limited’.

You get: £7.50000

1 NIP = £0.7500000000

Ulster Bank Limited 20 Pounds banknote (series 1970-1988) obverse accepted for exchange

Ulster Bank Limited 20 Pounds banknote (series 1970-1988)

The purple-violet-colored Northern Irish banknote of twenty pounds displays a lakeside view and the coat of arms of Ulster bank Limited. Text on the note reads ‘Ulster Bank Limited’.

You get: £15.00000

1 NIP = £0.7500000000

Ulster Bank Limited 50 Pounds banknote - series 1982

Ulster Bank Limited 50 Pounds banknote (series 1982)

This brown-gold-colored Northern Irish fifty pounds banknote shows a lake and the Ulster Bank Limited coat of arms. Printed on the note is the text ‘Ulster Bank Limited’.

You get: £37.50000

1 NIP = £0.7500000000

Ulster Bank Limited 100 Pounds banknote - series 1977-1982

Ulster Bank Limited 100 Pounds banknote (series 1977-1982)

The red-colored Northern Irish bill of one hundred pounds features a lakeside view. The £100 pound banknote contains the words ‘Ulster Bank Limited’.

You get: £75.00000

1 NIP = £0.7500000000

Ulster Bank Limited 1 Pound banknote - series 1926-1956

Ulster Bank Limited 1 Pound banknote (series 1926-1956)

The Northern Irish banknote of one pound features a plow, blacksmiths and a sailing ship. On the note a caption reads ‘Ulster Bank Limited – Belfast Dublin’.

You get: £0.75000

1 NIP = £0.7500000000

Ulster Bank Limited 5 Pounds banknote - series 1929-1956

Ulster Bank Limited 5 Pounds banknote (series 1929-1956)

The Northern Irish banknote of five pounds features a boat, a plow and blacksmiths. The note contains the words ‘Ulster Bank Limited – Belfast Dublin’.

You get: £3.75000

1 NIP = £0.7500000000

Ulster Bank Limited 10 Pounds banknote - series 1929-1948

Ulster Bank Limited 10 Pounds banknote (series 1929-1948)

This Northern Irish ten pounds banknote features blacksmiths, a plow and a sailing ship. On the note a caption reads ‘Ulster Bank Limited – Belfast Dublin’.

You get: £7.50000

1 NIP = £0.7500000000

Ulster Bank Limited 20 Pounds banknote - series 1929-1948

Ulster Bank Limited 20 Pounds banknote (series 1929-1948)

The Northern Irish banknote of twenty pounds features a sailing ship, plow and blacksmiths. Printed on the note is the text ‘Ulster Bank Limited – Belfast Dublin’.

You get: £15.00000

1 NIP = £0.7500000000

Northern Bank 5 Pounds banknote - Commemorative series 2000 Space Shuttle obverse accepted for exchange

Northern Bank 5 Pounds banknote (Commemorative series 2000 Space Shuttle)

The polymer plastic blue-colored Northern Irish banknote of five pounds sterling features the space shuttle. Printed on the £5 note is the text ‘Northern Bank’.

You get: £4.60000

1 NIP = £0.9200000000

Northern Bank 10 Pounds banknote - series 2005 obverse accepted for exchange

Northern Bank 10 Pounds banknote (series 2005)

The banknote of ten pounds sterling shows John Boyd Dunlop, veterinary surgeon. Text on the green colored paper banknote reads ‘Northern Bank’. A bicycle is pictures in the bottom left corner. This is because Dunlop developed pneumatic tyres for use in cycle racing.

You get: £9.20000

1 NIP = £0.9200000000

Northern Bank 20 Pounds banknote - series 2005-2006

Northern Bank 20 Pounds banknote (series 2005-2006)

The bill of twenty pounds sterling depicts Henry George Harry Ferguson, Northern Irish engineer. The paper banknote contains the words ‘Northern Bank’.

You get: £18.40000

1 NIP = £0.9200000000

Northern Bank 50 Pounds banknote - series 2005

Northern Bank 50 Pounds banknote (series 2005)

The banknote of fifty pounds sterling depicts Sir Samuel Davidson, Northern Irish industrialist and inventor. The paper banknote contains the words ‘Northern Bank’. Sir Davidson was an inventor and industrialist. The machinery pictured on the note was invented by him. Sir Samuel Davidson was also the founder of Belfast’s Sirocco Works and Sirocco engineering, which … Continued

You get: £46.00000

1 NIP = £0.9200000000

Northern Bank 100 Pounds banknote - series 2005

Northern Bank 100 Pounds banknote (series 2005)

The banknote of one hundred pounds sterling features Sir James Martin, Northern Irish engineer. On the paper note a caption reads ‘Northern Bank’.

You get: £92.00000

1 NIP = £0.9200000000

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