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5 Danish Kroner banknote (Bertel Thorvaldsen)

The banknote of 5 fem kroner depicts the image of Bertel Thorvaldsen, Danish sculptor. On the paper note a caption reads ‘Danmarks nationalbank’. The Danish 5 kroner note also shows one of Thorvaldsen’s sculptures, the Three Graces.

You get: £0.02745

1 DKK = £0.0054900000

5 Israeli Lirot banknote (Workman)

On the banknote of I£5 Israeli Pounds is the image of a workman in front of an industrial site. The back side of the 1958-dated 5 Lirot bill from the Bank of Israel shows the Seal of Shema that was found in the biblical city of Meggido in 1903.

You get: £0.02000

1 ILP = £0.0040000000

5 Italian Lire coin

This lightweight coin of 5 Italian Lire only weighs 1 gram. The aluminium L5 coin has an image of a dolphin and a boat rudder.

You get: £0.00015

1 ITL = £0.0000300000

5 Jersey Pounds banknote (St. Aubin’s Fort)

This Channel Island five pounds banknote features Queen Elizabeth II and St. Aubin’s Fort, The Duke of Normandy. Text on the red £5 note reads ‘The States of Jersey’.

You get: £4.25000

1 JEP = £0.8500000000

5 Nigerian Naira paper banknote (Bank building)

Nigeria’s Central Bank building in Abuja is pictured on the front side of this old 5 Naira note. The back side shows a farmer at work on his field. In the bottom left corner is the Nigerian coat of arms with the text “Unity and Faith”.

You get: £0.00015

1 NGN = £0.0000300000

5 pennia coin Finland (aluminium)

Finland’s old 5 Penniä coin has only little value: it’s equivalent to 0.05 Finnish Markkaa, the country’s currency prior to the Euro. The simple design features the cross of Saint Hannes and a stylized handshake.

You get: £0.00013

1 FIM = £0.0025000000

5 Philippine Peso banknote (1978 issue)

The green colored banknote of 5 Philippine pisos features the portrait of Andres Bonifacio. The back of the 1978 issue five piso note shows a scene of the Filipino Katipunan organization, working towards independence of the Philippines from Spain.

You get: £0.00550

1 PHP = £0.0011000000

5 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Triglav mountain series)

This pink-colored Slovenian 5 pet tolar banknote depicts the Slovenian Triglav mountains. Printed on the 5 SIT note is the text ‘Republika Slovenija’.

You get: £0.01010

1 SIT = £0.0020200000

5 Soles de Oro banknote Peru (Inca Pachacútec)

The green-coloured banknote of five soles de oro from Peru features the ninth Sapa Inca of the Kingdom of Cusco, Pachacuti Inca Yupanquil. On the back side of the cinco soles de oro bill are the ruins of the Inca fortress of Sacsahuaman.

You get: £0.01000

1 PEN = £0.0020000000

5 South African Rand banknote (van Riebeeck 1978 Issue)

The purple coloured 5 South African Rand banknote with Van Riebeeck’s portrait features South Africa’s diamond mining industry, shown on the back side.

You get: £0.14515

1 ZAR = £0.0290300000

5 Swiss Francs coin (shield)

The silver-colored Swiss coin of 5 francs features a laurel wreath, shield, star and Swiss cross.

You get: £3.80110

1 CHF = £0.7602200000

5 Ugandan Shillings banknote (wildlife)

The obverse of this 5 Shilingi Tano banknote features the coat of arms of Uganda. The reverse of the note features an East African crested crane, an elephant, a waterbuck and a hippopotamus in a lake.

You get: £0.00010

1 UGX = £0.0000200000

50 Australian Dollars banknote (Lord Howard Walter Florey)

This fifty dollars banknote depicts Lord Howard Walter Florey, wearing a bow tie, and Ian Clunies-Ross. The paper banknote contains the word ‘Australia’.

You get: £18.18750

1 AUD = £0.3637500000

50 Barbados dollars banknote (Independence Square)

On the orange and green coloured banknote of $50 Bajan dollars is the portrait of Errol Barrow, the first Prime Minister of Barbados. On the back side of the fifty dollars bill is an image of Independence Square in Bridgetown.

You get: £10.97550

1 BBD = £0.2195100000

50 Cents coin Hong Kong (Queen Elizabeth II crowned)

The silver-colored 50c coin from Hong Kong features a young Queen Elizabeth II. On the cupronickel coin is text in Chinese lettering. The 50 cents Hong Kong piece weighs 4.92 grams and measures 22.5mm across.

You get: £0.02501

1 HKD = £0.0500100000

50 cents coin Singapore (First series)

This coin of 50 cents from Singapore’s 1st coin series features a lionfish in the sea. The cupronickel $0.50 SGD piece weighs 9.33 grams and measures 27.76mm across.

You get: £0.14761

1 SGD = £0.2952100000

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