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Ten Dollars Gold Certificate yellow seal

The ten dollar Gold Certificate American banknote depicts Alexander Hamilton, one of the Founding Fathers of the United States of America. He was responsible for the new nation’s financial system as the first Secretary of the Treasury under President Gerorge Washingon.

You get: £6.18000

1 USD = £0.6180000000

The Royal Bank of Scotland plc 20 Pounds banknote

This twenty pounds sterling bill has the image of Scottish nobleman Lord Ilay (Archibald Campbell). The words ‘The Royal Bank of Scotland plc’ are printed on the paper banknote.

You get: £18.40000

1 SCP = £0.9200000000

1 Egyptian Pound banknote (Camel)

This red-blue coloured Egyptian one pound banknote shows a camel in front of a mosque. The reverse of the note has the National Bank of Egypt’s monogram ‘NBE’.

You get: £0.00627

1 EGP = £0.0062700000

100 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (HSBC 1959-1972)

The Hong Kongese bill of one hundred dollars features a seated woman with open book. The words ‘The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation’ are printed on the banknote. On the back of the $100 HKD note is the HSBC bank building.

You get: £6.03400

1 HKD = £0.0603400000

100 rupees Central Bank of Ceylon banknote (King Parakramabahu I statue)

The Rs100 banknote is the highest valued note of the King Parakramabahu series. It features the ancient Sinhalese’s king’s stone statue. On the back side is the fresco of Sigiriya showing two women with fruit and jewelry.

You get: £0.12900

1 LKR = £0.0012900000

100 Spanish Pesetas banknote (Francisco Bayeu)

This 100 cien pesetas banknote features Francisco Bayeu y Subias, 18th century Spanish painter. The 100 ptas note contains the words ‘El Banco De España’.

You get: £0.04100

1 ESP = £0.0004100000

2 Singapore Dollars banknote (President Encik Yusof bin Ishak)

This two dollars bill shows the portrait of Encik Yusof bin Ishak, 1st president of Singapore. There is a paper and polymer plastic version of the banknote. The $2 SGD note contains the word ‘Singapore’. The backside of the $2 bill features children attending classes at the Victoria Bridge School.

You get: £0.93664

1 SGD = £0.4683200000

20 Belgian Francs Treasury banknote (King Baudouin I)

The banknote of vingt francs – twintig frank depicts the image of Baudouin I , King of Belgium. Printed on the note is the text ‘Royaume de Belgique trésorerie’.

You get: £0.03700

1 BFR = £0.0018500000

25 Dutch Guilders banknote (Salomo)

This banknote of 25 Guilders depicts King Solomon, the Biblical King of Israel. Also featured on the old 25 gulden note is a scene in which St Martin, who cut his cloak in two and gave half of it to a beggar. In the background is the city of Amiens in France where St Martin … Continued

You get: £2.27550

1 NLG = £0.0910200000

3 old Leva banknote Bulgaria (1951 issue)

The green and orange coloured banknote of 3 Bulgarian Leva from 1951 has the Bulgarian coat of arms, with Lion and Star, on the front side, and has the communist symbol of hammer and sickle on the back side.

You get: £0.00075

1 BGN = £0.0002500000

50 Brunei Dollars banknote series 2004

This lima puloh ringgit bill shows the image of Hassan Bolkiah I, Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei. On the polymer banknote a caption reads ‘negara Brunei darussalam’.

You get: £22.01100

1 BND = £0.4402200000

50 Deutsche Marks banknote (Bank Deutcher Länder 1948)

The German note of 50 fünfzig deutsche mark features a sitting woman with harvested crops, allegory for agriculture. The word ‘Banknote’ is printed on the banknote.

You get: £14.45950

1 DEM = £0.2891900000

50 French Francs banknote (Cérès)

The 50 French franc banknote type Cérès features the image of the Roman Goddess of agriculture, Cérès at the Park of Versailles on the front side. The mythological figure on the back side is Mercury, Roman god of financial gain and commerce, holding a caduceus.

You get: £0.03200

1 FRF = £0.0006400000

HM Treasury 5 Shillings banknote (King George V)

The pre-decimal banknote of five shillings shows George V, King and Emperor. Printed on the note is the text ‘United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland’.

You get: £0.23000

1 GBP = £0.9200000000

Provincial Bank of Ireland Limited 5 Pounds banknote (Britannia and Hibernia)

The Northern Irish banknote of five pounds features the two goddesses Britannia (represting Britain) and Hibernia (representing Ireland). The words ‘Provincial Bank of Ireland Limited’ are printed on the banknote.

You get: £3.75000

1 NIP = £0.7500000000

Ten Dollars Silver Certificate blue seal

The silver certificate ten dollar bill features Alexander Hamilton, the first ever Secretary of the Treasury under George Washington. Hamilton established the national bank and is acknowledged as the founder of the American financial system.