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2000 Hungarian Forints banknote (Prince Gabor Bethlen 2016)

The updated banknote of 2000 Forints has a similar design as the last version but has extra security features added. The design on the back side features Prince Gabor Bethlen sitting at a table amongst scientists.

You get: £3.94000

1 HUF = £0.0019700000

2000 Malagasy Ariary banknote (Lemur)

A Lemur, a flower and two birds in flight are featured on the obverse of this 2000 Malagasy Ariary banknote. The back of this 2000 Ar Roa Arivo Ariary note features a tropical pitcher plant and a moon moth, native to Madagascar.

You get: £0.14000

1 MGA = £0.0000700000

20000 Colombian Pesos banknote (Alfonso López Michelsen)

President Alfonso López Michelsen is featured on the front side of the $20,000 pesos bill from Colombia. The back side shows the irrigation waterworks of the Zenú tribe in the San Jorge Basin.

You get: £3.20000

1 COP = £0.0001600000

200000 old Polish Zlotych banknote (Warszawa)

The banknote of 200,000 old Polish Zloty has a simple design. It was issued quickly to fulfill the need for high denomination banknotes, following many years of high inflation in Communist Era Poland. On the back of the 200000 Zlotych bill is a view on the old town of Warsaw.

You get: £1.00500

1 PLN = £0.0000050250

25 Aruban Florin banknotes (Troupial)

On the vibrant orange 25 Aruban Florin note, you’ll see the stunning troupial, the adorable burrowing owl, and a beautiful passion flower. Flip this 25 AWG bill, and it unveils the intriguing Arawak Indian cave paintings and traditional Amerindian pottery.

You get: £7.38400

1 AWG = £0.2953600000

25 Centavos coin Argentina

The 25 centavos coin from Argentina is worth 1/4th of an Argentinian Peso. The 25 centavos piece features the Buenos Aires Cabildo building.

You get: £0.00002

1 ARS = £0.0000900000

25 Cents coin Canada (quarter)

This 25 cents – quarter coin features the portrait of Elizabeth II, Canada’s Sovereign. On the nickel plated steel coin, the inscription reads ‘Canada’.

You get: £0.07697

1 CAD = £0.3078800000

25 cents coin Malta

Malta’s 25c coin features a branch of the Evergreen Rose on the obverse side. On the reverse side of the quarter pound coin is Malta’s crowned coat of arms. The copper-nickel 25 cents coin weighs 6.2 grams and measures 25mm in diameter.

You get: £0.00500

1 MTL = £0.0200000000

25 dirhams coin Qatar (Tamim)

This 25 dirhams coin ‘Tamim’ was issued during the reign of Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, the Emir of Qatar. The value of this nickel-clad steel piece is 0.25 Qatari Riyal. The reverse side of the coin shows the national coat of arms of the State of Qatar.

You get: £0.01945

1 QAR = £0.0777800000

25 Estonian Krooni banknote (Anton Hansen-Tammsaare)

The banknote of kakskummend viis krooni features Anton Hansen-Tammsaare, Estonian writer. Printed on the green colored paper note is the text ‘Eesti Pank’. On the back of the 25 Estonian Krooni note is an image of the traditional Baltic village of Vargamäel.

You get: £0.77625

1 EEK = £0.0310500000

25 Halalas coin Saudi Arabia

The coin of twenty five halalas is equivalent to 1/4 Saudi Dinar. The brass coin weighs 4.1 grams and measures 21.5mm across. The design of the 0.25 SAR coin features the coat of arms of Saudi Arabia.

You get: £0.01888

1 SAR = £0.0755000000

25 Portuguese Escudos coin

The copper-nickel coin of 25 Escudos was in use until 1986 after which the denomination was abandoned. On the 25 Escudos piece is the image of a woman wreathed with laurel as a mark of honour, along with the words “LIBERDADE DEMOCRACIA”.

You get: £0.00625

1 PTE = £0.0002500000

40 Kenyan Shillings Commemorative coin (2003)

This commemorative 40 Kenyan Shillings coin represents 40 years of Kenya’s independence. The reverse features Kenya’s third President.

You get: £0.10960

1 KES = £0.0027400000

5 Austrian Schilling coin

This Austrian 5 schilling coin features a shield, the Austrian coat of arms. The 5 ATS coin has the text ‘Republik Österreich’ inscripted on the front side.

You get: £0.16180

1 ATS = £0.0323600000

5 cents coin Barbados

The gold-coloured Bajan coin of five cents features South Point Lighthouse, the first lighthouse erected in Barbados. On the back of the 5c piece is the Barbadian coat of arms. The coin exists in a brass version (1973-2007) and a brass plated steel version (2007 and after).

You get: £0.00885

1 BBD = £0.1769400000

5 cents coin East Caribbean States

The 5 cents coin from the Eastern Caribbean states is the smallest coin in circulation, since 1c and 2c coins were withdrawn in 2015. 5c coins are made of aluminium and weigh only 1.74 grams. The front features the denomination and a wreath surrounding it. On the back side is a portrait of Queen Elizabeth … Continued

You get: £0.00654

1 XCD = £0.1307200000

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