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50 Kopeks Russian Ruble copper coin

The coin of 50 kopeks is the equivalent of half a ruble. This 50 kopeks coin is the first version, copper coloured. It is made of brass and weighs 2.9 grams.

You get: £0.00113

1 RUB = £0.0022600000

50 Litu banknote Lithuania

The 50 Lithuanian Litu banknote has a portrait of bearded activist Jonas Basanavičius, Patriarch of the Nation. On the reverse side of the 50 Litas note are the cathedral and belfry of Vilnius and Gediminas hill.

You get: £7.57600

1 LTL = £0.1515200000

50 Mark ForumScheck DDR (1979)

This 50 Mark Forum Cheque was used for payments by people visiting Eastern Germany during the Cold War. The red colored bill has the text ‘Fünfzig Mark’ and ‘Forum Scheck’ printed on it.

You get: £0.51200

1 DEM = £0.0102400000

50 new Pence banknote Isle of Man

The note of fifty new pence has the image of Queen Elizabeth II, Isle Queen of the United Kingdom and British Dominions. On the bill a caption reads ‘Isle of Man Government’.

You get: £0.46000

1 IMP = £0.9200000000

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: £6.18000

1 OMR = £0.1236000000

50 Ore coin Denmark

The coin of 50 ore measures 21.5mm across and weighs 4.3g. On the bronze coin, the inscription reads ‘Danmark’. The Danish Kroner is subdivided into 100 øre.

You get: £0.03918

1 DKK = £0.0783600000

50 pence coin Falkland Islands

This 50p coin from the Falklands has a diameter of 22.5mm. It replaced the large type 50p coin, which was discontinued in 1998. On the half pound coin is the image of a warrah or Falkland Islands wolf, also known as Antarctic wolf.

You get: £0.37500

1 FKP = £0.7500000000

50 pennia coin Finland (brown bear)

The coin of 50 pennia is the equivalent of half a Finnish markka. The obverse side of the cupronickel 50p coin shows the denomination in Finland’s two official languages, Finnish and Swedish, surrounded by haircap moss. The reverse side of the 0.50 FIM piece shows a brown bear, the largest predator in Europe.

You get: £0.00125

1 FIM = £0.0025000000

50 Pfennig coin Germany

The Deutsche coin of 50 pfennig is imprinted with the text ‘Bundesrepublik Deutschland’. The Deutsche Mark is subdivided into 100 pfennigs. 50 pfennigs has the same value as 0.50 Deutsche Marks.

You get: £0.12292

1 DEM = £0.2458400000

50 Polish Zlotych banknote (Nieobiegowy)

The Gothic old Town Hall of Wroclaw is featured on the front side of this 50 Polish Zlotych banknote. An overprint on both sides of the bill spells ‘NIEOBIEGOWY’, meaning ‘non-negotiable’. The back of the 50 Zloty Nieobiegowy note shows the 16th Century seal of the City of Wroclaw.

You get: £0.37500

1 PLN = £0.0075000000

50 Portuguese Escudos banknote (Rainha Santa Isabel)

This banknote of Cinquenta Escudos has the portrait of a crowned Queen Isabella on the front side. The reverse side features an aerial view of the old town of Conímbriga, which grew out of a Roman settlement.

You get: £0.05500

1 PTE = £0.0011000000

50 Singapore Dollars banknote (Ships series)

This fifty dollars banknote measures 156mm by 74mm. Printed on the blue colored paper note is the text ‘Singapore – Singapura’. The front of the $50 Singapore dollar note features a fishing boat. The back of the 50 SGD note shows the Benjamin Sheares Bridge and a city view of Singapore.

You get: £18.63500

1 SGD = £0.3727000000

50 South African Rand banknote (Lion type 1993)

The 1993 series 50 rand banknote, and the 2005 version with enhanced security features that replaced it, feature lions on the front, and the Sasol crude oil refinery on the back. This 1993 issue is printed on a darker background than the later version, and does not have the RSA coat of arms that is … Continued

You get: £1.47100

1 ZAR = £0.0294200000

50 South African Rand banknote (Lions)

A portrait of Nelson Mandela is featured on the frontside of this 50 South African Rand banknote. The back of this 50 ZAR bill features a lion and its cub.

You get: £1.85250

1 ZAR = £0.0370500000

50 Trinidad and Tobago Dollars banknote (polymer commemorative 2014 series)

50 Trinidad and Tobago Dollars polymer banknote (commemorative 2014 series)

This polymer $50 commemorative banknote celebrates fifty years of the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago (1964-2014). Issued in 2014, the colourful fifty dollars bill became the first polymer banknote to enter circulation in Trinidad and Tobago. In 2019 the Central Bank of Trinidad & Tobago announced that it will replace all paper banknotes with … Continued

You get: £3.24850

1 TTD = £0.0649700000

50 Ukrainian Hryvnias banknote (Mykhailo Hrushevsky)

This banknote of 50 Hryvnias has the portrait of Ukrainian historian and statesman Mykhailo Hrushevsky on its obverse side. The reverse side of the ₴50 UAH bill features the Tsentralna Rada building in Ukraine’s capital city Kiev.

You get: £0.51850

1 UAH = £0.0103700000

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