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1 Dinar Kuwait commemorative banknote (1993 Liberation 2nd Anniversary)

This polymer banknote was issued to commemorate the second anniversary of the liberation of Kuwait from Sadam Hussain’s Iraqi army. The banknote has a list of all countries in the coalition fighting with Kuwait. The commemorative one Kuwaiti dinar note is not legal tender. It shows scenes of celebration, with men kissing, and three camels … Continued

You get: £1.58194

1 KWD = £1.5819400000

1 dollar coin East Caribbean States (aluminium-bronze)

The aluminium-bronze $1 dollar coin from the East Caribbean States has a matte gold colour and a round shape. It is the old version of the one dollar coin. The new version has a decagonal (10-sided) shape.

You get: £0.13836

1 XCD = £0.1383600000

1 Halala coin Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia’s lowest value coin is this 1 halala piece. Made of nickel plated steel, the silver-coloured 0.01 SAR coin measures only 16mm across and weighs 2 grams. Like the other Saudi Halala coins, it is dated 1438 (2016) and features the Saudi coat of arms with two crossed scimitars under a palm tree.

You get: £0.00080

1 SAR = £0.0797600000

1 Lao Kip banknote

Laos’ lowest value banknote used to be the ₭1 Kip bill. Today the bill is no longer in use because all of its value has been lost to inflation. The blue-coloured 1 LAK note features marching militiamen with the flag of Laos on the front side, and children at school on the back side.

You get: £0.00002

1 LAK = £0.0000200000

1 Malaysian Ringgit banknote (3rd series)

On the front side of the paper banknote of 1 Malaysian Ringgit from the 3rd Series is the portrait of Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan, 1st Yang Di-Pertuan Agong of Malaya. The back side of the blue coloured RM1 bill shows a Malaysian seashore and boat prow with a mountain peak in the background.

You get: £0.12920

1 MYR = £0.1292000000

1 Pakistani Rupee coin (bronze)

The older bronze 1 Pakistani Rupee coin has the same design and dimensions as the newer aluminium Rs.1 piece, featuring a portrait of the Pakistan’s Great Leader Mohammad Ali Jinnah.

You get: £0.00081

1 PKR = £0.0008100000

1 Penny coin Ireland

The Irish coin of 1p, also known as ‘pingin’, features a bird and the word ‘Eire’. There are 100 pence in one Irish pound. 1 pence is equal to 0.01 Irish Pounds.

You get: £0.00703

1 IEP = £0.7033300000

1 pound coin Falkland Islands

This nickel-brass £1 pound coin from the Falkland Islands has the coat of arms on the front side, featuring a ram on tussock grass in the field and a sailing ship with three masts underneath. The motto of the Falklands is also present: “Desire the Right’.

You get: £0.75000

1 FKP = £0.7500000000

1 Qatari Riyal banknote (Second Issue type 1981)

The one riyal banknote from 1981 shows a street scene with a minnaret and modern buildings. Text on the banknote reads ‘Qatar Monetary Agency’.

You get: £0.01366

1 QAR = £0.0136600000

1,000 Brazilian Cruzeiros banknote (Cândido Rondon)

The man in military uniform on the 1000 Cruzeiros banknote is Marshall Cândido Rondon, who through his life supported indigenous Brazilians. On the back side of the Cr$1000 bill are two indigenous children from the Amazon rainforest.

You get: £0.00300

1 BRB = £0.0000030000

1,000 Lao Kip banknote

The banknote of 1000 Kip is the lowest value banknote in circulation in Laos at present. On the front of the ₭1000 kip note is an image of three women from Laotian ethnic groups, next to the gold-covered Buddhist stupa of Pha That Luang in Vientiane. The back side of the 1000 LAK bill shows … Continued

You get: £0.02000

1 LAK = £0.0000200000

1/4 Dinar Kuwait banknote (3rd Issue)

On the 1/4 dinar banknote of the Third Series is an image of an oil refinery and a derrick. The Kuwaiti coat of arms with falcon and dhow boat are featured on the Arabic language side of the quarter dinar bill.

You get: £0.02525

1 KWD = £0.1010000000

1/4 Iraqi dinar banknote (Bab al-Wastani)

Pictured on the banknote of a quarter Iraqi dinar is the Bab al-Wastani gate of Baghdad, also known as Bab Khorasan. It is the only remaining gate left of the wall surrounding the old city of Baghdad. The Arabic language side of the 1/4 dinars bill shows an oasis of palm trees.

You get: £0.00007

1 IQD = £0.0002900000

10 Algerian Dinars coin (Decagonal)

The old 10 dinar coin from Algeria is a decagonal coin, meaning it has ten sides. The ten-sided 10 DZD piece is made of aluminium-bronze with a weight of 11.4 grams and a diameter of 29.3mm.

You get: £0.01670

1 DZD = £0.0016700000

10 Argentine Pesos banknote 3rd Series (Manuel Belgrano)

Manuel del Grande is pictured on the banknote of $10 Diez Pesos from Argentina. Del Grande is believed to have designed the Argentinian flag. He is also shown on the back side of the ten pesos bill, seated on a horse saluting the Argentinian flag.

You get: £0.00240

1 ARS = £0.0002400000

10 Australian Dollars banknote (Commonwealth of Australia)

This Australian ten dollars note shows the images of Henry Lawson and Francis Greenway. The $10 AUD banknote contains the words ‘Commonwealth of Australia’.

You get: £3.63110

1 AUD = £0.3631100000

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