Swiss Francs
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The Swiss Franc is the currency of Switzerland since 1850, replacing different currencies of the Swiss cantons. Besides the Swiss Confederation, the Principality of Liechtenstein also uses the Swiss Franc as its official currency. The currency code for the Swiss Franc is ‘CHF’, which stands for the Latin ‘Confoederatio Helvetica Franc’. The Swiss franc has often been identified as a so-called safe haven currencies.
We exchange both Swiss Franc coins and banknotes, and we also accept withdrawn Swiss Franc banknotes for exchange, including the demonetized 5th Series notes. Our online exchange service is quick, easy, secure and free of charge.
To convert your leftover Swiss Francs to cash, select the type of Swiss Francs you want to exchange:
current Swiss Franc banknotes
2016 - currentExchange Rate: £0.79435View BanknotesIssued by the Swiss National Bank since 2016, the banknotes in use in Switzerland today are those belonging to the 9th Series of the Swiss Franc. The award winning new Swiss Franc banknotes all feature hands and a typically Swiss characteristic: time, light, wind, water, matter and language. These Swiss franc banknotes are a valid means of payment in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. We exchange these modern Swiss franc notes free of charge. We also give cash for Swiss franc coins and withdrawn Swiss Franc banknotes.demonetized Swiss Franc 5th Series banknotes
1956 - 1977Exchange Rate: £0.05451View BanknotesThese discontinued Swiss franc bank notes belong to the 5th Series. They were withdrawn from circulation in 1977. The deadline to exchange these has expired. They no longer hold any monetary value. However, we give cash for demonetized Swiss franc 5th Series notes that reflects their numismatic (collector's) value.Swiss Franc coins
1850 - currentExchange Rate: £0.63801View CoinsSwiss franc coinage is produced by the Bern-based Swissmint. Coins from 5 rappen to 5 Swiss francs are legal tender in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. The rappen is a subunit of the franc, equal to one-hundreth of a Swiss Franc. Banks and bureaux de change outside Switzerland don’t exchange Swiss Franc coins, only banknotes. However, we exchange all Swiss franc and rappen coins free of charge. We also give cash for Swiss franc notes.withdrawn Swiss Franc banknotes
1976 - 2016Exchange Rate: £0.59154View BanknotesIn 2016, the Zurich-based Swiss National Bank introduced a new set of Swiss Franc notes, the Ninth Series. They replaced the then circulating Eight Series francs. Issued by the Zurich-based Swiss National Bank since 1995, the Eight Series franc bills are vertically oriented. The Seventh Series was designed but never issued. Banknotes of the Sixth Series were withdrawn in 1995 but remain exchangeable. We exchange all 8th and 6th Series withdrawn Swiss Franc banknotes free of charge. We also give cash for demonetized Swiss Franc 5th Series banknotes, and current Swiss Franc banknotes and coins.