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Convert your leftover current Zambian Kwacha banknotes to cash using our hassle-free online exchange service. Get paid fast for your unused currency from Zambia.
The current set of Zambian Kwacha banknotes were issued from 2012 by the Bank of Zambia. These new colourful notes all feature the Freedom Statue in Lusaka on the obverse side. The reverse side depicts local wildlife found across the African nation.
In addition to current Zambian Kwacha banknotes (ZMW), we also exchange all demonetised old Zambian Kwacha banknotes (ZMK).
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100 Zambian Kwacha banknote (Baobab Tree)
The banknote of 100 Kwacha is Zambia’s highest value banknote. A baobab tree and the Coat of Arms of Zambia are featured on the front of this K100 Zambian Kwacha banknote. The reverse of this 100 ZMW note depicts a Cape buffalo and the National Assembly of Zambia.You get: £2.335001 ZMW = £0.0233500000 -
50 Zambian Kwacha banknote (Leopard)
A sycamore tree and an eagle, perched on a branch, are featured on the obverse side of this 50 ZMW banknote. The back of this K50 Zambian Kwacha bill features a leopard and the Headquarters building of the Bank of Zambia in Lusaka.You get: £1.167501 ZMW = £0.0233500000 -
20 Zambian Kwacha banknote (Black Lechwe Antelope)
A Mukwa tree and an eagle fish are featured on the front side of this 20 Zambian Kwacha note. The reverse of this K20 ZMW bill features a Black Lechwe and miners working inside a copper mine. Copper production accounts for more than 70% of Zambia’s export earnings.You get: £0.467001 ZMW = £0.0233500000 -
10 Zambian Kwacha banknote (Porcupine)
The Zambian Coat of Arms, an African fish eagle and a Sugar Plum tree are featured on the obverse side of this 10 ZMW note from Zambia. The back of this K10 bill features a porcupine pig, farmers harvesting rice crops from paddy fields and the Freedom Statue in Zambia’s capital Lusaka.You get: £0.233501 ZMW = £0.0233500000 -
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50 Zambian Kwacha Commemorative banknote (2014)
This commemorative 50 Zambian Kwacha banknote was issued to celebrate the 50th Independence Anniversary of the African country Zambia, a former British colony. The reverse of this K50 ZMW bill features the past presidents of the Republic of Zambia.You get: £1.167501 ZMW = £0.0233500000
