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Government of Hong Kong 10 cents banknote (King George VI)

The Hong Kongese note of ten cents depicts the image of His Majesty George VI. The orange 10c banknote contains the words ‘Government of Hong Kong’.

You get: £0.10000

1 HKD = £1.0000000000

Government of Hong Kong 1 Dollar banknote (King George VI green)

The note of one dollar depicts George VI, King of the United Kingdom and British Dominions. The words ‘Government of Hong Kong’ are printed on the banknote.

You get: £1.01000

1 HKD = £1.0100000000

Government of Hong Kong 1 Dollar banknote (King George VI blue)

This one dollar bill depicts the image of King George VI, Head of the Commonwealth. The currency note contains the words ‘Government of Hong Kong’.

You get: £1.01000

1 HKD = £1.0100000000

Government of Hong Kong 1 Dollar banknote (King George VI purple)

This Hong Kongese purple-tan-colored one dollar banknote features King George the Sixth. Text on the $1 HKD currency note reads ‘Government of Hong Kong’.

You get: £1.01000

1 HKD = £1.0100000000

10 dollar commemorative coin Singapore

Commemorative coins are issued in Singapore to celebrate the new Lunar Year. This example was issued in 2000 to commemorate the Year of the Dragon. Commemorative $10 coins from Singapore are not in normal circulation. They are used as gift, rather than as a means of payment.

You get: £3.04470

1 SGD = £0.3044700000

100 Indian rupees banknote (Asoka large type)

The old style banknote of 100 Indian rupees features an oval shape superimposed on the rectangular design. The blue-purple colored Rs 100 banknote features the Asoka column with statues of lions.

You get: £0.02400

1 INR = £0.0002400000

100 Spanish Pesetas coin (Francisco Franco)

This silver coin of 100 Spanish Pesetas features a portrait of Francisco Franco facing right. The coin has the text ‘Francisco Franco Caudillo de España por la G. de Dios’ and is dated 1966.

You get: £0.03100

1 ESP = £0.0003100000

100 Thai Baht banknote (10th Series)

The 1968 version of the 100 Baht note from Thailand shows the Thai Royal Barge ‘Supannahongs’ on the reverse side. The front shows King Rama 9 in military uniform.

You get: £1.40200

1 THB = £0.0140200000

Government of Hong Kong 1 Dollar banknote (King George V)

The bill of one Hong Kong dollar features the image of the British King George VI. The words ‘Government of Hong Kong’ are printed on the $1 purple banknote.

You get: £1.01000

1 HKD = £1.0100000000

One fourth of a shilling coin Bailwick of Jersey

The nickel-brass coin of 1/4 shilling has a value equivalent to 1/80 of a pound, or £0.0125. On the fourth of a shilling piece is the portrait of Queen Elizabeth the second and the coat of arms of the Bailwick of Jersey made up of three lions on a shield.

You get: £0.01094

1 JEP = £0.8750000000

Zilverbon 1 Dutch Guilder banknote WWI

This Zilverbon 1 Gulden banknote has a simple flora design. It was used during World War I in the Netherlands.

You get: £0.20429

1 NLG = £0.2042900000

100 Czech Koruna banknote series 1993

This sto korun ceskych bill features Karel IV, King of Bohemia. Text on the paper note reads ‘Ceska narodni banka’. 100 Czech Korun notes like these don’t have a large green ‘K’ on the back side.

You get: £2.22000

1 CZK = £0.0222000000

100 Czech Koruna banknote series 2018

The obverse side of the green-coloured 100Kc note shows Charles IV, the first King of Bohemia to become Holy Roman Emperor. On the reverse side of the 100 CZK bill is the seal of Charles university, the oldest and largest university in the Czech Rupublic. The 2018 series 100 koruna note has a wide security … Continued

You get: £2.69600

1 CZK = £0.0269600000

100 Qatari Riyals banknote (Fourth Issue without transparent window)

This banknote of one hundred Qatari Riyals has no transparent window. The security features of the Fourth Issue riyal bills were upgraded to prevent counterfeiting. This 100 Riyals banknote without a transparent window was withdrawn from circulation in 2009 and since then it cannot be used for payments in Qatar. The note was replaced by … Continued

You get: £1.42100

1 QAR = £0.0142100000

100 Thai Baht banknote (9th Series)

The orange-coloured banknote of 100 Thai Baht from the 9th series was printed in a single colour. It was counterfeited extensively and was therefore replaced by a multicoloured 10th Series banknote in 1968.

You get: £1.40200

1 THB = £0.0140200000

1000 Indian rupees banknote (Asoka large type)

This old style banknote of 1000 Indian rupees has a larger size than more modern Rs 1000 banknotes. It features the Asoka column with statues of Lions.

You get: £0.24000

1 INR = £0.0002400000

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Government of Hong Kong 10 cents banknote (King George VI)

Government of Hong Kong 1 Dollar banknote (King George VI green)

Government of Hong Kong 1 Dollar banknote (King George VI blue)

Government of Hong Kong 1 Dollar banknote (King George VI purple)

10 dollar commemorative coin Singapore

100 Indian rupees banknote (Asoka large type)

100 Spanish Pesetas coin (Francisco Franco)

100 Thai Baht banknote (10th Series)

Government of Hong Kong 1 Dollar banknote (King George V)

One fourth of a shilling coin Bailwick of Jersey

Zilverbon 1 Dutch Guilder banknote WWI

100 Czech Koruna banknote series 1993

100 Czech Koruna banknote series 2018

100 Qatari Riyals banknote (Fourth Issue without transparent window)

100 Thai Baht banknote (9th Series)

1000 Indian rupees banknote (Asoka large type)

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