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50 Kobo coin Nigeria

The subunit of the naira is the kobo, with 100 kobo in one naira. The coin of 50 kobo is equivalent to half a naira. The 50 Nigerian kobo coin features Nigeria’s coat of arms on the obverse side and ears of ripe corn on the reverse side.

You get: £0.00003

1 NGN = £0.0000500000

50 Kopeks coin Belarus

The 50 kopeks coin from Belarus has a value equivalent to half a ruble. The 0.50 BYN piece features the Belarusian national emblem and traditional ornament embroidery.

You get: £0.06612

1 BYN = £0.1322300000

50 Lao Kip banknote

This brick-coloured 50 Lao Kip banknote features Nam Ngum Dam on the Nam Ngum River in Vientiane Prefecture. Nam Ngum river is a major tributary of the Mekong River in Laos. The other side of the ₭50 LAK bill shows farmers planting rice on a paddy field.

You get: £0.00100

1 LAK = £0.0000200000

50 Macedonian Denari banknote (1993 Issue)

The banknote of 50 Macedonian denari from 1993 has an image of the The Church of St. Panteleimon in Gorno Nerezi on the front. The back side features the building of the National Bank of the Republic of Macedonia.

You get: £0.20500

1 MKD = £0.0041000000

50 Mexican Pesos banknote enhanced security features (Series F)

This newer $50 pesos banknote has the same artwork as the note it replaced, but with enhanced security measures. The most distinctive difference is the gold foil butterfly on the front left of the note, and the butterfly window feature that are unique to this note.

You get: £1.67900

1 MXN = £0.0335800000

50 Moroccan Dirhams banknote (1991 issue)

This green colored fifty dirhams banknote has the image of Hassan II, King of Morocco. The words ‘Bank Al-Maghrib’ are printed on the paper note. The backside of the 50 MAD bill features cavalry charging.

You get: £2.30500

1 MAD = £0.0461000000

50 Pakistani Rupees banknote (Lahore Fort)

The founder of Pakistan, Mohammed Ali Jinnah, is shown on the obverse side of the 50 Pakistani rupees note. The reverse side shows Lahore Fort, a citadel in the city of Lahore, Pakistan.

You get: £0.06450

1 PKR = £0.0012900000

50 Pence coin Gibraltar

This fifty pence coin portrays the image of The Queen, Gibraltar’s head of state. The copper-nickel piece contains the words ‘Elizabeth II Gibraltar’.

You get: £0.37500

1 GIP = £0.7500000000

50 Pence coin Great Britain

This fifty pence piece has the image of Queen Elizabeth II, British Queen of the United Kingdom. Text on the copper-nickel coin reads ‘ELIZABETH II D G REG F D’.

You get: £0.46000

1 GBP = £0.9200000000

50 Pence coin Guernsey

This fifty pence coin features the image of The Duke of Normandy, Elizabeth II. Text on the copper-nickel coin reads ‘Elizabeth II Bailwick of Guernsey’.

You get: £0.43750

1 GGP = £0.8750000000

50 Pence coin Isle of Man

This fifty pence coin from the Isle of Man is a silver coloured heptagonal (seven-sided) coin. The Manx 50p is made from copper-nickel, measures 27.3mm in diameter, amd weighs 8 grams.

You get: £0.43750

1 IMP = £0.8750000000

50 Peruvian Nuevos Soles banknote (Monetary Reform Issue)

The 50 Nuevos Soles banknote issued during the monetary reform in Peru has the portrait of Peruvian writer and journalist Abraham Valdelomar. On the back side is a view on the desert oasis of Laguna de Huacachina, west of the city of Ica in southwestern Peru.

You get: £6.73400

1 PEN = £0.1346800000

50 Peruvian Sol banknote (Abraham Pinto)

The portrait on the front of this 50 Peruvian Nuevos Soles banknote is of Abraham Valdelomar, the writer and dramatist creditied with starting the avant-garde scene in Peru. The archaeological site depicted on the reverse is Chavín de Huántar in the Ancash region of the Peruvian Andes.

You get: £8.20050

1 PEN = £0.1640100000

50 Polish Zloty banknote (King Kazimierz III Wielki)

The note of piecdziesiat zlotych portrays the image of Kazimierz III Wielki, King of Poland. Text on the paper banknote reads ‘Narodowy Bank Polski’.

You get: £8.00000

1 PLN = £0.1600000000

50 Portuguese Escudos coin

The ship on the 50 Portuguese Escudos coin is a Caravel: a small, highly manoeuvrable sailing ship developed by the Portuguese navy in the 15th Century. Caravels were the ships used for oceanic exploration voyages including those by Christopher Columbus.

You get: £0.01250

1 PTE = £0.0002500000

50 Santimu coin Latvia

This fifty santimu coin from Latvia has a small version of the Latvian coat of arms and date of issue on one side, and on the other the denomination and a pine sappling that represents the country’s forests. It is made from a copper and nickel alloy, weighs 3.5 grams, and measures 18.8mm in diameter.

You get: £0.34557

1 LVL = £0.6911300000

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