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1 cent coin South Africa (first decimal type)

The brass piece of one cent from South Africa was one two coins introduced as the country’s first decimal coinage. The large coin, with a diameter of 31mm, features a bullock wagon or ox-wagon, a traditional form of transport and an Afrikaner cultural icon.

You get: £0.00019

1 ZAR = £0.0194000000

1 Cent coin United States (Union shield)

The coin of one cent shows the portrait of Abraham Lincoln, American president and founding father. The copper plated zinc piece contains the words ‘United States of America – Liberty – E Pluribus Unum’.

You get: £0.00593

1 USD = £0.5932800000

1 Cuban Pesos banknote (José Martí)

José Martí was a poet and journalist who spent his life fighting for Cuban independence and is featured on the front side of this 1 Cuban Pesos bill. Turn over this 1 CUP banknote, and you’ll see an illustration of Fidel Castro, former Prime Minister of Cuba and the victory parade. This parade took place … Continued

You get: £0.00030

1 CUP = £0.0003000000

1 dollar coin Malaysia (First series)

The $1 coin from the 1st series is the only $1 Malaysian Ringgit coin with a legal tender value. All $1 coins from the 2nd and 3rd series were cancelled and demonetised, following problems with high amounts of counterfeit $1 coins in circulation in Malaysia. This $1 coin from Malaysia features the Central Bank building … Continued

You get: £0.08622

1 MYR = £0.0862200000

1 Groschen coin Austria

The 1 groschen coin from Austria is made from zinc, and is the equivalent of 1/100th of a schilling. The coin has the Austrian coat of arms, which consists of an eagle and escutcheon (the heraldic term for a shield).

You get: £0.00032

1 ATS = £0.0320700000

1 Hong Kong Dollar coin (Queen Elizabeth II)

The $1 Hong Kong dollar coin type Queen Elizabeth II features a portrait of the Monarch on the reverse side. The obverse side has the image of a crowned lion.

You get: £0.04953

1 HKD = £0.0495300000

1 Jamaican Dollar banknote (Sir Alexander Bustamante)

The $1 Jamaican dollar banknote has the image of the first President of Jamaica, Sir Alexander Bustamante. On the back side is a harbour view with images of plants and flower native to the Caribbean. The one dollar banknote has been replaced by a $1 coin.

You get: £0.00257

1 JMD = £0.0025700000

1 Omani Rials banknote (type 1995)

The 1 Omani Rial banknote from the 1995 series is grey coloured and features the portrait of Sultan Qaboos. On the back side is the image of a traditional dagger and pieces of silverware.

You get: £0.12202

1 OMR = £0.1220200000

1 Singapore Dollar banknote (Bird series)

The banknote of one dollar is 125mm wide by 63mm high. On the $1 dollar paper note a caption reads ‘Singapore’. The bird on the front of the 1 SGD note is a black-naped tern. On the backside of the note is a depiction of the National Day parade in Singapore.

You get: £0.37190

1 SGD = £0.3719000000

1 Slovenian Tolar banknote (Triglav mountain series)

This yellow-colored Slovenian ena tolar banknote has an illustration of the Triglav mountains. The words ‘Republika Slovenija’ are printed on the note.

You get: £0.00201

1 SIT = £0.0020100000

10 American Dollars banknote series 1963

The note of ten dollars shows the image of First Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton. The words ‘Federal Reserve Note – the United States of America’ are printed on the paper banknote.

You get: £6.18000

1 USD = £0.6180000000

10 Argentine Australes banknote

The blue coloured banknote of 10 Argentine Australes depicts President Santiago Derqui on the front side. The back side shows Liberty with torch and shield. The value of the A10 diez Australes bill was quickly wiped away by hyperinflation in Argentina during the 1980’s and 1990’s.

You get: £0.05000

1 ARS = £0.0050000000

10 Argentine Pesos banknote 1st Series (Manuel Belgrano)

This $10 Pesos banknote from Argentina has a portrait of Manuel Belgrano, the Argentine politician, military leader and economist, who also created the flag of Argentina. The reverse side of the diez pesos note shows the National Flag Memorial in Rosario that houses Belgrano’s crypt.

You get: £0.00110

1 ARS = £0.0001100000

10 Australian Pounds banknote

This ten pounds banknote features George VI, King of the United Kingdom and British Dominions. Printed on the banknote is the text ‘Commonwealth of Australia’.

You get: £6.96820

1 AUP = £0.6968200000

10 bani coin Moldova

Moldova’s coin of 10 bani is made of aluminium and weighs only 0.9 grams. The silver-coloured 0.10 MDL piece features oak leaves and the national coat of arms. Text on the 10 bani coin reads ‘Republica Moldova’ and ’10 bani’.

You get: £0.00121

1 MDL = £0.0121200000

10 Barbados dollars banknote (Charles Duncan O’Neal bridge)

The brown and orange coloured $10 Bajan dollar banknote has the portrait of Charles Duncan O’Neil. On the back side is the bridge in Bridgetown named after this Bajan politician and physician who founded the radical Democratic League in 1924.

You get: £2.17620

1 BBD = £0.2176200000

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