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Convert your leftover withdrawn UAE Dirham banknotes to cash using our hassle-free online exchange service. Get paid fast for your unused currency from the United Arab Emirates.
These withdrawn UAE dirham banknotes don’t have the year of issue printed on them. Unlike current UAE dirham banknotes, these older withdrawn UAE dirham banknotes are not dated.
If the banknote you have doesn’t have a year/date on it, that means it’s no longer in circulation in the United Arab Emirates. If you have any of these expired old dirham bills, we are able to exchange them for cash.
In addition to withdrawn UAE dirham banknotes, we are also able to exchange UAE dirham coins.
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500 UAE Dirhams banknote (no date)
The 500 dirham banknote used to be the UAE’s highest denomination banknote. Introduced in 1983, this old style 500 dirham bill does not have a date. These undated banknotes are no longer in use in the United Arab Emirates. Featured on the old 500 AED banknote is Dubai’s most famous mosque, the Jumeirah Mosque.You get: £63.975001 AED = £0.1279500000 -
1 Dirham banknote UAE Currency Board (1973)
The green one dirham Emirates banknote depicts the ancient Fortress in the city of Sharjah. On the reverse there’s a composite image featuring a map, four camels, a dhow sailing boat, palm tree and oil tower. The falcon watermark on this series of notes represents the Hawk of Quraish, the emblem of the United Arab … ContinuedYou get: £0.127951 AED = £0.1279500000 -
5 Dirhams banknote UAE Currency Board (1973)
This five dirham banknote from the United Arab Emirates features the ancient Fort Bithna in the emirate Fujairah. On the back of the purple note there is an image featuring a map, four camels, a dhow sailing boat, palm tree and oil tower. The falcon watermark on this series of notes represents the Hawk of … ContinuedYou get: £0.639751 AED = £0.1279500000 -
10 Dirhams banknote UAE Currency Board (1973)
The ten dirhams UAE banknote shows an aerial view of the emirate Umm al-Quwain. In common with other banknotes in this series, the watermark is a falcon that represents the Hawk of Quraish, the emblem of the United Arab Emirates. Like other notes in this series, the side with arabic text has an image featuring … ContinuedYou get: £1.279501 AED = £0.1279500000 -
50 Dirhams banknote UAE Currency Board (1973)
The fifty dirhams note from the UAE shows the Amir’s palace at Ajman on one side. Like other notes in this series, on the other side it has a composite image featuring a map, four camels, a dhow sailing boat, palm tree and oil tower. The watermark is a falcon that represents the Hawk of … ContinuedYou get: £6.397501 AED = £0.1279500000 -
100 Dirhams banknote UAE Currency Board (1973)
The port of Khorfakkan is illustrated on one side of this one hundred dirham UAE banknote, whilst the reverse features the map, four camels, a dhow sailing boat, palm tree and oil tower common to all notes in this series. The falcon watermark represents the Hawk of Quraish, the emblem of the United Arab Emirates.You get: £12.795001 AED = £0.1279500000 -
1000 Dirhams banknote UAE Currency Board (1976)
This one thousand dirham UAE banknote features Fort Jahili in Al Ain, Abu Dhabi, and the al-Fahidi Fort and minaret of the Grand Mosque in Dubai. in common with other notes in this series, the other side has a composite image featuring a map, four camels, a dhow sailing boat, palm tree and oil tower. … ContinuedYou get: £127.950001 AED = £0.1279500000
