Tanzanian Shillings
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The Tanzanian Shilling is the national currency of the East African nation of the United Republic of Tanzania. After its independence from the United Kingdom in 1961, Tanzania kept the East African shilling as its currency until 1966, after which the Tanzanian Shilling was introduced.
Although Tanzania is a popular tourist destination for safari holidays, the Tanzanian Shilling isn’t easily traded outside of Tanzania. If you have leftover Tanzanian Shillings from your trip to Tanzania, we can exchange these for you. Unlike other bureaux de change, at Leftover Currency we purchase currencies from closed currency markets.
To convert your leftover Tanzanian Shillings to cash, select the type of TZS you want to exchange:
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current Tanzanian Shilling banknotes
2011 - currentExchange Rate: £0.00019View BanknotesThe current set of Tanzanian Shilling banknotes was issued by the Bank of Tanzania from 2011, replacing the older style 2003 banknotes series. The notes of 500 and 1000 TZS feature the first political leaders of Tanzania. The 2000, 5000 and 10,0000 TZS notes have images of Tanzanian wildlife. All of the Tanzanian banknotes of the 2011 series feature a giraffe on a golden diamond shape.
