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The Vietnamese Dong is the currency of united Vietnam, following the reunification of North Vietnam and South Vietnam in 1978. The word ‘dong’ refers to the Chinese bronze coins, also known as ‘cash’: round outer shape coins with a square center hole. The dong is the third least valuable national currency in the world.
We exchange both current polymer Vietnamese Dong banknotes, as well as the older paper series of withdrawn Vietnamese Dong banknotes. In addition we also exchange Vietnamese Dong coins. To convert your Vietnamese Dong to cash, select the type of VND you want to exchange:
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2000 Vietnamese Dong banknote type 1988
The green and brown coloured 2000 Vietnamese Dong banknote shows the portrait of revolutionary leader Ho Chi Minh on the front side. The back side of the 1988-dated 2000 Hai Nghin Dong bill shows female factory workers in a textile weaving plant.You get: £0.040001 VND = £0.0000200000 -
2000 Vietnamese Dong banknote type 1987
The 2000 dong banknote from Vietnam’s 1987 series features the portrait of Ho Chi Minh on the front side and a factory on the back side. The theme of industry is shown on the reverse side with elements including a power plant, chimney, electric pylons and construction cranes.You get: £0.040001 VND = £0.0000200000 -
1000 Vietnamese Dong banknote type 1988
Vietnam’s 1000 dong banknote, dated 1988, is no longer in use as a means of payment today as it has been replaced by a 1000 VND coin. The paper banknote of 1000 Mot Nghin Dong has the portrait of Ho Chi Minh on the front side and shows an elephant pulling lumber on the back … ContinuedYou get: £0.020001 VND = £0.0000200000 -
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100 Vietnamese Dong banknote type 1991
The 100 dong banknote from Vietnam features the Pho Minh Buddhist Temple in Tức Mặc village. Unlike the other Vietnamese banknotes, the 100 Mottram Dong bill does not have the portrait of revolutionary leader Ho Chi Minh. The little value of the 100 dong note has almost entirely been wiped out by years of high … ContinuedYou get: £0.002001 VND = £0.0000200000 -
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1000 Vietnamese Dong foreign exchange certificate
Vietcombank’s main building in Ho Chi Minh City is featured on this red-coloured foreign exchange certificate of 1000 dong from Vietnam. Foreign Exchange Certificates (FEC) were used for payments by tourists in Vietnam from 1987 until the early 1990’s.You get: £0.020001 VND = £0.0000200000 -
500 Vietnamese Dong foreign exchange certificate
The blue-green coloured foreign exchange cerfiticate of 500 dong was in use for payments from 1987 for tourists visiting Vietnam. The issuing bank, Vietcombank, is featured on the back side with its logo and headquarters.You get: £0.010001 VND = £0.0000200000 -
200 Vietnamese Dong foreign exchange certificate
The 200 dong Vietnamese foreign exchange certificate has the text ‘200 Hai Tram dong B’ on the front side. The backside has the text ‘Vietcombank – Bank for Foreign Trade for Vietnam’ as well as an image of Vietcombank’s headquarters and the VCB logo.You get: £0.004001 VND = £0.0000200000 -
100 Vietnamese Dong foreign exchange certificate
Vietnam’s currency, the Dong, was not freely tradable in the 1980’s and 1990’s. Foreign Exchange Certificates (FEC) like this 100 dong certificate were used by tourists as a means of payment. This blue-green coloured 100 dong bill has Vietcombank’s name, logo and headquarters on the back side.You get: £0.002001 VND = £0.0000200000 -
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10 Vietnamese Dong foreign exchange certificate
This Vietnamese foreign exchange certificate (FEC) has the text ’10 Muoi Dong B’ on the front side. The back side shows the logo and building of Vietcombank, based in Ho Chi Minh City. Years of high inflation have almost entirely wiped out the value of this FEC bill.You get: £0.000201 VND = £0.0000200000
