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5 Dirhams coin Morocco (1980)

On the 1980 version of the 5 Dirhams coin from Morocco is the portrait of Moroccan late monarch Hassan II. Unlike the other five dirham coins, this version is made of nickel and is not bi-metallic.

You get: £0.19245

1 MAD = £0.0384900000

5 East Caribbean dollars banknote (1965 issue)

On the front of this $5 dollar note from the East Caribbean Currency Authority are flying fish and the portrait of a young Queen Elizabeth II. St Lucia harbour is shown on the back side of this green on multicolour five dollars note.

You get: £0.85520

1 XCD = £0.1710400000

5 Feninga Bosnian Convertible Mark coin

The 5 feninga coin is the only silver coloured feninga convertible mark coin in circulation, as all other denominations are copper. However, like these other fening coins, it features the national flag and a map of the country, and has a prevalence of triangles. The triangle is significant to Bosnia-Herzegovina: it is used on the … Continued

You get: £0.01238

1 BAM = £0.2476200000

5 Groschen coin Poland

This Polish 5 groszy coin has a diameter of 19.5mm and weighs 2.59 grams. Text on the brass plated steel piece of 5gr reads ‘Rzeczpospolita Polska’.

You get: £0.00628

1 PLN = £0.1256100000

5 Guernsey Pounds banknote (Town sea front)

The Channel Island banknote of five pounds features a Guernsey town sea front. Printed on the purple-blue-brown-colored £5 note is the text ‘the States of Guernsey’.

You get: £4.25000

1 GGP = £0.8500000000

5 Indian Rupees banknote (Gandhi with date)

The note of five rupees depicts the portrait of Mahatma Gandhi, Indian leader. The green-orange colored paper banknote contains the words ‘Reserve Bank of India’. On the back side of the 5 Rs. bill is a farmer plowing with tractor. The back side of the banknote shows the year of issue.

You get: £0.00100

1 INR = £0.0002000000

5 Irish Pounds banknote (John Scotus Eriugena)

The bill of five pounds depicts John Scotus Eriugena, Irish theologian. Printed on the £5 banknote from Ireland is the text ‘Banc Ceannais na hÉireann’.

You get: £3.92690

1 IEP = £0.7853800000

5 Jersey Pounds banknote (Elizabeth Castle)

The Jersey bill of five pounds depicts the image of the Duke of Normandy, Queen Elizabeth II. Printed on the £5 note is the text ‘The States of Jersey’.

You get: £4.25000

1 JEP = £0.8500000000

5 Lipa coin Croatia

This 5 lipa coin has a diameter of 18mm and a weight of 2.5 grams. Text on the brass plated steel piece reads ‘Republika Hrvatska – Hrast Luznjak Quercus Robur’.

You get: £0.00036

1 HRK = £0.0072500000

5 Nepalese Rupees banknote (Mount Everest)

The pink-coloured Rs5 bill is Nepal’s lowest value banknote. On the obverse side it has the image of Mount Everest and a temple. The back side of the 5 NPR note shows one yak on the 2017 series and two yaks on the 2012 series, as well as on older five rupees bills.

You get: £0.01655

1 NPR = £0.0033100000

5 Paisa coin Nepal

The 5 paisa coin is Nepal’s lowest value coin. It has very little value. The oberse side shows the Himalayas mountain range, below the moon, the sun and a trident. The reverse side shows an image of a cow belonging to the achham cattle breed, also known as zebu.

You get: £0.00007

1 NPR = £0.0014100000

5 Pence coin Jersey

This five pence coin features the image of Queen Elizabeth II, Sovereign of Jersey. The copper-nickel coin contains the words ‘Elizabeth II Bailwick of Jersey’.

You get: £0.04375

1 JEP = £0.8750000000

5 Peruvian Centimos coin

The 5 Céntimos coin is the only coin in circulation in Peru that is made from aluminium. The smaller and lighter 1 Céntimos coin was withdrawn in 2011. Since then this piece of 0.05 sol is Peru’s lowest value coin.

You get: £0.00534

1 PEN = £0.1067200000

5 Portuguese Escudos coin

The 5 Escudos coin from Portugal has a diameter of 21.1mm. The nickel-brass piece has Portugal’s coat of arms on the front side, below a nautical knot. On the back side is a circular patterned shape resembling a stained glass rose window.

You get: £0.00125

1 PTE = £0.0002500000

5 Rappen coin Switzerland (post-1980)

This gold-colored 5 rappen coin measures 17.15mm across and weighs 1.8g. On the aluminium-bronze coin of 0.05 CHF, the inscription reads ‘Helvetica’.

You get: £0.03801

1 CHF = £0.7602200000

5 Rappen coin Switzerland (pre-1980)

The Swiss coin of 5 rappen features the word ‘Confederatio Helvetica’. There are 100 rappen in one Swiss franc. 5 rappen is equal to 0.05 Swiss Francs.