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1 Faroese Krona coin

The seabird species of atlantic puffin is featured on this 1 Krona coin from the Faroe Islands. On the back of the 1 Faroese Krona coin is

You get: £0.06572

1 FAK = £0.0657210000

1 Fils coin Kuwait

The 1 fils coin from Kuwait is no longer issued. It used to be Kuwait’s smallest value coin, worth only 1/1000 of a dinar. The nickel-brass coin weighs 2 grams and measures 17mm across.

You get: £0.00113

1 KWD = £1.1317600000

1 Fils coin UAE

The 1 fils coin was the smallest circulating coin of the United Arab Emirates until its withdrawal in 2005. The design features three palm trees. We continue to exchange coins of 1 fils, the equivalent of 0.01 dirham.

You get: £0.00110

1 AED = £0.1103500000

1 Guernsey Pound banknote (Guernsey seal)

The Channel Island note of one pound features the Guernsey seal. The words ‘the States of Guernsey’ are printed on the £1 Guernsey Pound banknote.

You get: £0.85000

1 GGP = £0.8500000000

1 Irish Pound banknote (Queen Medb)

This one pound banknote features the portrait of Queen Medb, Queen of Connacht. Text on the olive-green paper banknote reads ‘Banc Ceannais na hÉireann’. On the back of the £1 bill is old Celtic writing

You get: £0.77915

1 IEP = £0.7791500000

1 Jersey Pound banknote (Battle of Jersey)

This Channel Island one pound banknote has the image of the Duke of Normandy, HM Queen Elizabeth II. Text on the £1 note reads ‘The States of Jersey’.

You get: £0.85000

1 JEP = £0.8500000000

1 Kurus coin Turkey

The 1 kurus coin from Turkey weighs 2.2 grams and measures 16.5mm across. The copper-zinc one kurus piece features a snowdrop and the founding father of Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.

You get: £0.00008

1 TRY = £0.0077600000

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: £0.01098

1 TWD = £0.0109800000

1 New Zealand Dollar banknote series 1981

This one dollar banknote depicts New Zealand’s Queen Elizabeth II. On the brown colored paper note a caption reads ‘Reserve Bank of New Zealand’. The bird on the backside of the $1 NZD note is a pied fantail.

You get: £0.29296

1 NZD = £0.2929600000

1 Pakistani Rupee coin (aluminium)

Pakistan’s Great Leader, Mohammad Ali Jinnah, is pictured on the obverse side of this Rs.1 Pakistani rupees coin. The reverse side of the aluminium 1 rupee piece features the Shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar in Sehwan Sharif, Sindh Province, dedicated to the 13th century Muslim and Sufi saint, Lal Shahbaz Qalandar.

You get: £0.00076

1 PKR = £0.0007600000

1 Romanian Leu banknote (Nicolae Iorga)

This un leu banknote has the image of Nicolae Iorga, Romanian historian. Text on the polymer note reads ‘Banca Nationala A Romaniei’. Notes like these were introduced in 2005.

You get: £0.12392

1 RON = £0.1239200000

1 Saudi Riyal banknote (1984 series)

This Saudi one riyal banknote depicts Fahd bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques. Fahd was the King of Saudi Arabia between 1982 and 2005. The reverse of the note has a landscape scene, and the Saudi Arabian national emblem of two swords below a palm tree.

You get: £0.11179

1 SAR = £0.1117900000

1 Singapore Dollar coin (Second series)

This one Singapore dollar coin is made of aluminium bronze and has an inset octagonal frame. The $1 SGD piece depicts a periwinkle (Lochnera rosea) in the centre with four smaller periwinkles around the edges.

You get: £0.29399

1 SGD = £0.2939900000

1 Slovenian Tolar coin

The gold-colored Slovenian coin of 1 en tolar has the image of three brown trout fishes ‘salmo trutta fario’. Text featured on the one tolar piece reads ‘Republika Slovenija’.

You get: £0.00017

1 SIT = £0.0001700000

1 Thai Baht coin

This silver-colored 1 Thai baht coin depicts the King of Thailand, Rama IX, and a temple. The nickel-plated steel coin measures 20mm across and weighs 3 grams.

You get: £0.01076

1 THB = £0.0107600000

1/2 Iraqi dinar banknote (Great Mosque of Samarra)

Malwiya Mosque, also known as the Great Mosque of Samarra is pictured on the brown-coloured banknote of half a dinar from Iraq. The 1/2 IQD bill shows the famous mosque with the spiralling Malwiya Tower on the English language side. The Arabic language side shows an astrolabe, used by astronomers and navigators.

You get: £0.00014

1 IQD = £0.0002700000

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