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The Rand is the national currency of the Republic of South Africa. It is subdivided into 100 cents. The South African Reserve Bank is the oldest central bank in Africa. It issues the South African rand banknotes and coins since 1961.
At Leftover Currency we exchange all South African banknotes and coins: Current rand banknotes with Nelson Mandela’s portrait, as well as the discontinued rand banknotes of the Big Five wildlife series. South African coins are also accepted for exchange, including the older, withdrawn South African Rand coins.
To exchange your South African Rands, select the type of ZAR you want to exchange:
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1 rand coin South Africa (large type)
The large nickel coin of 1 Rand from South Africa features a springbok and the text “Soli Deo Gloria”. The back side of the old 1 ZAR piece either features a portrait of Jan van Riebeeck (coins issued 1965-1969) or the South African coat of arms (coins issued 1970-1989).You get: £0.017801 ZAR = £0.0178000000 -
10 South African Rand banknote (Nelson Mandela)
This green 10 rand note, in common with all fifth series notes from South Africa, features Nelson Mandela on the obverse (front). The reverse shows a rhinoceros, and has text in both the Afrikaans and Swati languages as well as English.You get: £0.336301 ZAR = £0.0336300000 -
10 South African Rand banknote (Rhino type 2005)
Whilst similar to the earlier 1999 issue R10 banknote, the 2005 green and white 10 rand note can be distinguished by the national coat of arms of South Africa on the obverse, and the presence of Omron rings on the reverse. These are the patterns of small yellow circles, also known as the eurion constellation, … ContinuedYou get: £0.267001 ZAR = £0.0267000000 -
5 South African rand coin (bi-metallic)
The 5 rand bi-metallic coin was released to combat counterfeiting. It has a copper-nickel ring and aluminium-bronze (brass) core. It has the white-tailed gnu, also known as the black wilderbeast, on the denomination side. In common with all coins minted since 1989, it features the national coat of arms of the Republic of South Afrika … ContinuedYou get: £0.089001 ZAR = £0.0178000000 -
10 South African Rand banknote (Rhino type 1993)
The 1993 10 rand banknote from South Africa, with the rhinoceros on the front, and the ram’s head and cattle grazing on the reverse, is very similar in appearance to the 2005 issue. However, this older note does not have the RSA coat of arms, or the same securtity features.You get: £0.267001 ZAR = £0.0267000000 -
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50 cents coin South Africa (large type)
The withdrawn 50 South African cents coin features three flowers native to South Africa: the calla lily, the African lily and the strelitzia ‘bird of paradise flower’. Two versions of the 50 cents coin’s reverse side exist: 50c coins dated 1965 to 1969 feature the portrait of Jan van Riebeeck, while 50c coins dated 1970 … ContinuedYou get: £0.008901 ZAR = £0.0178000000 -
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20 cents coin South Africa (large type)
South Africa’s national flower, the king protea, is featured on the nickel 20c coin. On the reverse side of 20c coins dated 1965 to 1969 is a portrait of Dutch colonial administrator Jan van Riebeeck. Twenty cent coins dated 1970 to 1990 feature the South African national coat of arms.You get: £0.003561 ZAR = £0.0178000000 -
20 South African Rand banknote (Elephant type 2005)
This 20 rand note from South Africa depicts elephants on the front, and open pit mining on the reverse. The African bush elephant is the largest living land animal. The ears of African elephants are much larger than those of Asian elephants, and some have observed that African elephants’ ears resemble a map of Africa, … ContinuedYou get: £0.534001 ZAR = £0.0267000000 -
20 South African Rand banknote (Nelson Mandela)
The 20 rand brown banknote, with South Africa’s first black head of state Nelson Mandela on the front, has an elephant on the reverse. Text on this banknote is in English and the languages of Southern Ndebele and Tswana.You get: £0.672601 ZAR = £0.0336300000 -
1 South African rand coin
The 1 rand coin is silver coloured and made from nickel plated copper. It features the springbok, a medium-sized antelope that is a national symbol, and both nickname and mascot of several national sports teams , including the famous rugby uion squad. Beneath the springbok is the text ‘Soli Deo Gloria’, Latin for Glory to … ContinuedYou get: £0.017801 ZAR = £0.0178000000 -
10 cents coin South Africa (large type)
The old 10c South African nickel coin features the aloe succotrina plant, endemic to Cape Town and the south-western corner of the Western Cape in South Africa. The 10 cents coin has a value equivalent to 0.10 rands. Two versions of the coin exist: 10c coins issued from 1965 to 1969 feature the portrait of … ContinuedYou get: £0.001781 ZAR = £0.0178000000 -
20 South African Rand banknote (Elephant type 1993)
This 20 rand banknote uses similar artwork as the 2005 notes that replaced it. However, this R20 bill has a darker rather than white underprint, and does not have the South African national coat of arms and security features of the newer 20 ZAR note.You get: £0.534001 ZAR = £0.0267000000 -
20 South African Rand banknote (Elephants)
South Africa’s first democratically elected president, Nelson Mandela is featured on the frontside of this 20 South African Rand bill. The reverse side of this 20 ZAR note depicts a family of elephants, one of Africa’s Big 5 wildlife on the endangered list.You get: £0.672601 ZAR = £0.0336300000
