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The Omani Rial, also known as rial Omani, is the national currency of the Sultanate of Oman in the Middle East. It is the third most valuable national currency in the world. The Omani rial replaced the rial Saidi in 1973. The subunit of the rial is the baisa: 1 rial equals 1000 baisa.
We exchange current Omani Rial banknotes, as well as older withdrawn Omani Rial and Baisa banknotes and Omani Rial and Baisa coins. To convert your Omani Rials to cash, select the type of OMR you want to exchange:
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50 Omani Rials banknote (type 2000)
The 50 Omani Rials banknote from the type 2000 series features the building of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry in Muscat, as well as the portrait of Sultan Qaboos. The purple-brown coloured 50 OMR bill has a holographic security strip to the right of the front side.You get: £67.478501 OMR = £1.3495700000 -
50 Omani Rials banknote (type 2010)
The 50 Rials note is Oman’s highest value banknote. On the obverse side is the portrait of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos of Oman. The backside features government buildings and the logo of Oman’s 40th National Day in 2010.You get: £83.668001 OMR = £1.6733600000 -
20 Omani Rials banknote (type 2000)
Oman’s stock exchange building, Muscat Securities Market, is pictured on the banknote of 20 Omani Rials. The green coloured 20 OMR bill also features the portrait of Oman’s head of state, Sultan Qaboos.You get: £26.991401 OMR = £1.3495700000 -
20 Omani Rials banknote (type 2010)
This blue-coloured banknote of 20 Omani Rials features the Opera House in Muscat and the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque. Similar to all Omani banknotes, the portrait of HM Sultan Qaboor is also on the obverse side of the 20 OMR bill.You get: £33.467201 OMR = £1.6733600000 -
10 Omani Rials banknote (type 2000)
The banknote of 10 Omani Rials dated 2000 features Muttrah fort and Salalah clock tower. The portrait on the 10 OMR bill is that of Sultan Qaboor, head of state of the Middle Eastern Gulf country of Oman.You get: £13.495701 OMR = £1.3495700000 -
10 Omani Rials banknote (type 2010)
Muttrah fort in Muscat and the clock tower of Salalah are pictured on this olive green coloured banknote of 10 Omani Rials. The portrait on the 10 OMR bill is that of the head of state of Oman, Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said.You get: £16.733601 OMR = £1.6733600000 -
5 Omani Rials banknote (type 2000)
The red coloured 5 Omani Rials bill has a holographic security strip on the front side. The portrait on the 5 OMR bill is that of Sultan Qaboor, who is pictured in front of the Sultan Qaboos University building. The back side shows a view on Nizwa City.You get: £6.747851 OMR = £1.3495700000 -
5 Omani Rials banknote (type 2010)
The 5 Rials banknote was issued on the 40th National Day of Oman in the Islamic year 1431 (2010 AD). The Five Rials bill features the portrait of Sultan Baqoor of Oman and a panoramic view on Nizwa City.You get: £8.366801 OMR = £1.6733600000 -
1 Omani Rial banknote (type 2005)
In the year of Oman’s 35th National Day this banknote of 1 Omani Rial was issued. It features Al Jalai Fort in Old Muscat and the national emblem of Oman: a sheated dagger and two crossed Arabic swords.You get: £1.673361 OMR = £1.6733600000 -
1 Omani Rials banknote (type 1995)
The 1 Omani Rial banknote from the 1995 series is grey coloured and features the portrait of Sultan Qaboos. On the back side is the image of a traditional dagger and pieces of silverware.You get: £1.349571 OMR = £1.3495700000 -
50 Baisa coin Oman
The 50 baisa coin from Oman has a value equivalent to 0.05 rial. That is because there are 1000 baisa in one rial. This 50 baisa coin shows Oman’s national arms, the Khanjar Bo Sayfain, on its obverse side with the Sultan’s name above. The name of the Sultan displayed is either ‘Haitham bin Tariq’ … ContinuedYou get: £0.044901 OMR = £0.8980500000 -
1 Omani Rial banknote (type 2015)
This one Rial banknote from Oman was issued in the year of the 45th National Day of Oman in the Islamic year 1437 (2015 AD). It features HM Sultan Qaboos and the Sultan Qaboos University in Old Muscat.You get: £1.673361 OMR = £1.6733600000 -
Oman half Rial banknote (type 1995)
The half rial banknote from Oman has the portrait of Sultan Qaboor on the obverse side. The reverse side of the brown coloured 1/2 rial bill shows two famous Omani forts: Nakhl Fort and Al Hazm Castle.You get: £0.674791 OMR = £1.3495700000 -
25 Baisa coin Oman
This 25 baisa coin shows Oman’s national arms featuring a traditional khanjar dagger inside its sheath above two crossed swords. Each coin features the name of the Sultan. On coins dated from 1999 this is ‘Haitham bin Tariq’. Coins from 1975 to 1998 have the name ‘Qaboos bin Said’ on them. The text below the … ContinuedYou get: £0.022451 OMR = £0.8980500000 -
Oman 200 Baisa banknote (type 1995)
200 Baisa is the equivalent of 0.2 Omani Rial. The baisa is the subunit of the rial and there are 1000 baisa in 1 rial. The person on the front of the two hundred baisa banknote is Sultan Qaboos of Oman. The building on the back of the 0.2 OMR bill is the centre for … ContinuedYou get: £0.269911 OMR = £1.3495700000 -
10 Baisa coin Oman
The 10 baisa coin has a value equivalent to 0.01 rial. There are 1000 baisa in one rial. The front side of this 10 baisa coin shows Oman’s coat of arms and the text ‘Sultanate of Oman’. The back side shows the denomination ’10’ and the year of issue in Arabic. This bronze-coloured 0.01 OMR … ContinuedYou get: £0.008981 OMR = £0.8980500000
