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1 cent coin Barbados

The 1 cent coin from Barbados exists in three types: a copper version, a copper plated zinc version, both non-magnetic, and a magnetic copper plated steel version. The copper coloured Bajan 1c coin features the Barbadian Trident and the coat of arms of Barbados, with the motto ‘Pride and Industry’.

You get: £0.00177

1 BBD = £0.1769400000

1 Chinese Jiao coin

One Jiao is the equivalent of 1/10 of a Chinese Renminbi. This coin has the same value as 0.10 Yuan. The 1 Yi Jiao coin features an orchid and the text “Zhongguo Renmin Yinhang”.

You get: £0.00418

1 CNY = £0.0417900000

1 Danish Krone coin

This 1 krone danmark coin has a diameter of 20.25mm and weighs 3.6g. The copper-nickel piece of 1 DKK contains the word ‘Danmark’ and features a heart shaped lily.

You get: £0.07917

1 DKK = £0.0791700000

1 Denar coin Macedonia

The coin of 1 Macedonian denar features a Yugoslavian shepherd dog, known to fight off wolfs, lynxes and even bears. On the front side of the 1 denar piece are the sun’s rays as on the flag of the Republic of Macedonia.

You get: £0.00787

1 MKD = £0.0078700000

1 Deutsche Mark coin

The German coin of 1 deutsche mark displays leaves and the German coat of arms, the federal eagle. The 1 Mark coin has the text ‘Bundesrepublik Deutschland’.

You get: £0.24835

1 DEM = £0.2483500000

1 Gibraltar Pound banknote (Covenant of Gibraltar)

This one pound bill shows Queen Elizabeth II, head of state of Gibraltar. The words ‘Government of Gibraltar’ are printed on the paper banknote. On the back of the note is an image of the Covenant of Gibraltar.

You get: £0.75000

1 GIP = £0.7500000000

1 Guernsey Pound banknote (Castle Cornet)

This Channel Island one pound banknote features Castle Cornet in Guernsey, also known as Cornet Rock. The note contains the words ‘the States of Guernsey’.

You get: £0.85000

1 GGP = £0.8500000000

1 gulden coin (Juliana)

The 1 gulden coin with the portrait of Queen Juliana features the coat of arms of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, with elements including a crowned lion with sword and the Dutch royal Crown. The 1 Dutch Guilder coin is made of nickel, has a diameter of 25mm and weighs 6 grams.

You get: £0.00500

1 NLG = £0.0050000000

1 Icelandic Krona coin

The fish on the coin of 1KR from Iceland is a cod. The back side of the 1 Króna coin features a giant and the text ‘Ein Króna Island’.

You get: £0.00297

1 ISK = £0.0029700000

1 Iraqi dinar banknote (Mustansiriyah University)

The historical building on the English language side of the One Dinar banknote from Iraq is the Al-Mustansiriyah University in Baghdad. The back side of the blue and green coloured 1 IRQ bill shows an official seal with Arabic writing and curly patterns.

You get: £0.00027

1 IQD = £0.0002700000

1 markka coin Finland (cupronickel)

The cupronickel 1 Finnish markka coin has stylised trees on the front side. Around 75 per cent of Finland’s total land area is covered in forest. The back side of the 1 FIM piece shows the crowned lion of Finland’s coat of arms.

You get: £0.00250

1 FIM = £0.0025000000

1 New Zealand Pound banknote (Maori chief)

This New Zealand purple-colored one pound banknote depicts a NZ Maori chief. Text on the obsolete £1 note reads ‘The Reserve Bank of New Zealand’.

You get: £0.62309

1 NZP = £0.6230900000

1 Omani Rial banknote (Khasab Castle)

The 1 Omani Rial note features the Khasab Castle, which was built by the Portuguese at the beginning of the 17th century. The reverse of this 1 OMR has an image of the Wadi Ain Cemetery in Ibri, a khanjar blade with Omani dagger and a Jirs hatchet.

You get: £1.54170

1 OMR = £1.5417000000

1 Omani Rial banknote (type 2005)

In the year of Oman’s 35th National Day this banknote of 1 Omani Rial was issued. It features Al Jalai Fort in Old Muscat and the national emblem of Oman: a sheated dagger and two crossed Arabic swords.

You get: £0.20000

1 OMR = £0.2000000000

1 Omani Rial banknote (type 2015)

This one Rial banknote from Oman was issued in the year of the 45th National Day of Oman in the Islamic year 1437 (2015 AD). It features HM Sultan Qaboos and the Sultan Qaboos University in Old Muscat.

You get: £0.20000

1 OMR = £0.2000000000

1 Qirsh coin Jordan

Jordan’s lowest value coin in circulation is the 1 qirsh coin. This copper plated steel coin has a value equivalent of 0.01 Jordanian dinar. The 0.01 JOD coin has a design with lattice lines on which the Arabic numeral for ‘1’ is placed. Similar to all other current Jordanian dinar coins, this 1 qirsh piece … Continued

You get: £0.00549

1 JOD = £0.5490400000

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