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Irish predecimal half-crown coin

The Irish predecimal half crown coin is the equivalent of 1/8 of a pound. The Irish text on the 2s 6d coin reads ‘leath choróin’. The cupronickel half crown piece from the Republic of Ireland has a mass of 14.1 grams and a diameter of 32.4mm.

You get: £0.08794

1 IEP = £0.7034800000

1 Algerian Dinar coin (1964)

This 1 Algerian dinar coin is silver coloured and made of a copper-nickel composition. The obverse side of the coin shows the first emblem of Algeria and the reverse side shows the number 1 in Arabic numerals with the surrounding text ‘People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria’.

You get: £0.00160

1 DZD = £0.0016000000

1 cent coin Malta

The 1 cent Maltese Lira coin features a Weasel (Mustela) on the obverse side, and Malta’s crowned coat of arms on the reverse side. The 1c coin is made of nickel-brass and has a golden colour.

You get: £0.00020

1 MTL = £0.0200000000

1 Cent coin Singapore (Second series)

The second series 1 cent Singapore coin is made from copper-plated zinc. The 1c coin from Singapore features the ‘Vanda Miss Joaquim’ flower, also known as the Princess Aloha orchid and the Singapore orchid. Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay is a popular attraction that is famous for its impressive and varied collection of orchids.

You get: £0.00295

1 SGD = £0.2954000000

1 Cent coin United States (Wheat penny)

The American wheat penny is imprinted with the text ‘E pluribus unum’. The American Dollar is subdivided into 100 cents. One cent is the equivalent of 0.01 US Dollar.

You get: £0.00598

1 USD = £0.5982600000

1 Gibraltar Pound banknote (Rock of Gibraltar series)

The Gibraltar banknote of one pound features an aerial view of the Rock of Gibraltar. Text on the £1 GIP pound note reads ‘Government of Gibraltar’.

You get: £0.75000

1 GIP = £0.7500000000

1 Jersey Pound banknote (Mont Orgueil Castle)

The banknote of one pound depicts the image of Queen Elizabeth II, Monarch of the Channel Islands. The note contains the words ‘The States of Jersey’.

You get: £0.85000

1 JEP = £0.8500000000

1 Kopek Russian Ruble coin

Russia’s smallest coin is the tiny 1 kopek coin, the equivalent of 0.01 Ruble. It weighs only 1.5 grams and measures 15.5mm across. Like all Russian Kopek coins, the 1 Russian kopek piece features the christian martyr, Saint George, killing the serpent on the reverse side.

You get: £0.00010

1 RUB = £0.0100000000

1 Pfennig coin Germany

The Deutsche piece of 1 pfennig displays the text ‘Bundesrepublik Deutschland’. The pfennig is the 1/100 subdivision of the Deutsche mark. 1 pfennigs has a value of 0.01 Deutsche Marks.

You get: £0.00246

1 DEM = £0.2458400000

1 South Korean won coin

The aluminium coin of 1 won from South Korea weighs less than a gram. It features the Rose of Sharon, the Republic of Korea’s national flower. One won coins are hardly found in circulation in Korea because of their low value.

You get: £0.00023

1 KRW = £0.0002300000

1 Swedish Krona coin (minted from 2016)

The 1 Swedish krona coin of ‘En Krona’ weighs 3.6 grams and has a diameter of 19.5mm. The copper-plated steel coin has the image of Carl Gustaf XVI, King of Sweden.

You get: £0.04929

1 SEK = £0.0492900000

10 American Dollars banknote series 1999

The note of ten dollars depicts the portrait of Alexander Hamilton, American founding father. The words ‘Federal Reserve Note – the United States of America’ are printed on the paper banknote.

You get: £6.23190

1 USD = £0.6231900000

10 Australian Pounds banknote (Gov. Arthur Phillip)

This ten pounds banknote has the image of Arthur Phillip, first Governor of New South Wales. The words ‘Commonwealth of Australia’ are printed on the note.

You get: £6.89540

1 AUP = £0.6895400000

10 Canadian Dollars banknote (Sarnia Scenes of Canada)

This ten dollars – dix dollars banknote depicts the image of Sir John A. Macdonald, Canadian statesman. Printed on the paper note is the text ‘bank of Canada – banque du Canada’.

You get: £3.22460

1 CAD = £0.3224600000

10 Dinar Kuwait banknote (3rd Issue)

This green coloured banknote of 10 dinars from Kuwait’s Third Series shows a traditional sailing ship, known in Arabic as ‘dhow’. The boat on the note flies the Kuwaiti flag. Please be advised that we can exchange up to 5 banknotes per customer per month of this type.

You get: £0.95910

1 KWD = £0.0959100000

10 Guernsey Pounds banknote (Elizabeth College)

The note of ten pounds shows the image of HM Queen Elizabeth II. There is a sailing ship in the top left hand corner. The paper banknote contains the words ‘the States of Guernsey’.

You get: £9.20000

1 GGP = £0.9200000000

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