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Indonesia 25 Rupiah coin

Coins from Rp25 are since 1996 no longer issued by the Bank Indonesia. They are technically still accepted as a means of payment in Indonesia but they are only rarely found in circulation. The 25 rupiah coin features an image of nutmeg, ‘buah pala’.

You get: £0.00025

1 IDR = £0.0000100000

Maldives 5 Rufiyaa banknote (Dhow ship series)

Fisherman on fishing boats at sea are pictured on the banknote of 5 Rufiyaa from the Maldives. The old 5 MDL bill also features a traditional ship: the ‘dhow’.

You get: £0.09960

1 MVR = £0.0199200000

Ukraine 10 Kopiyka coin

Ukraine’s coin of 10 kopiyka has a value of 0.10 hryvnia. The gold coloured 10 Ukrainian kopiyka coin is made of brass plated steel, measures 16.3mm in diameter and weighs 2 grams. The symbol on the ₴0.10 UAH piece is the Ukrainian coat of arms: a pitchfork on a shield.

You get: £0.00072

1 UAH = £0.0071800000

1 Australian Pound banknote (crowned australian arms)

This blue-colored Australian one pound banknote features the crowned Australian arms. The £1 AUP note contains the words ‘Commonwealth of Australia’.

You get: £0.70651

1 AUP = £0.7065100000

1 Belgian Franc banknote (Série Nationale)

The banknote of un franc depicts the portraits of King Albert I and Queen Elisabeth. The words ‘Banque nationale de Belgique’ are printed on the note.

You get: £0.00187

1 BFR = £0.0018700000

1 Brunei Dollar banknote series 1989

The banknote of satu ringgit portrays Hassan Bolkiah I, Yang di-Pertuan of Negara Brunei Darussalam. Text on the paper banknote reads ‘negara Brunei darussalam’.

You get: £0.35809

1 BND = £0.3580900000

1 cent coin Cyprus

The coat of arms of Cyprus is shown on the reverse side of the 1c coin, featuring a dove carrying an olive branch. The obverse side of the 1 cent piece also depicts a dove with olive branch. The year on the Cypriot coat of arms is 1960, the year of Cypriot independence from British … Continued

You get: £0.00030

1 CYP = £0.0300000000

1 cent coin South Africa (large type)

The old bronze 1 cent coin from South Africa has a diameter of 19.1mm and is larger than the current South African 1c piece. The design features two cape sparrows on the side of the denomination. The reverse side of the withdrawn 1c coin features the South African coat of arms (1970-1989) or the portrait … Continued

You get: £0.00020

1 ZAR = £0.0195100000

1 CFP franc coin (Polynésie Française)

The 1 franc coin from French Polynesia shows a Pacific scene with sea view, palm trees, beach and sailboat. The figure sitting on the throne is Minerva, Roman goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare.

You get: £0.00207

1 XPF = £0.0020700000

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: £0.09511

1 KWD = £0.0951100000

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: £0.13072

1 XCD = £0.1307200000

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: £0.00076

1 SAR = £0.0755000000

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: £0.14282

1 MYR = £0.1428200000

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: £0.00076

1 PKR = £0.0007600000

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: £0.00710

1 IEP = £0.7102900000

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