Jersey

1 Penny coin Jersey

The coin of one pence depicts the portrait of the Duke of Normandy, Queen Elizabeth II. The copper plated steel coin contains the words ‘Elizabeth II Bailwick of Jersey’.

You get: £0.00875

1 JEP = £0.8750000000

20 Jersey Pounds banknote (Gorey Castle)

This Jersey twenty pounds banknote portrays HM Queen Elizabeth II, Duke of Normandy. The words ‘The States of Jersey’ are printed on the £20 banknote.

You get: £17.00000

1 JEP = £0.8500000000

10 Shillings banknote Jersey (St. Ouen’s Manor)

The pre-decimal Jersey bill of ten shillings has the image of HM Queen Elizabeth II. Printed on the 10/- banknote is the text ‘The States of Jersey’.

You get: £0.42500

1 JEP = £0.8500000000

1 Jersey Pound banknote (Mont Orgueil Castle)

The banknote of one pound depicts the image of Queen Elizabeth II, Monarch of the Channel Islands. The note contains the words ‘The States of Jersey’.

You get: £0.85000

1 JEP = £0.8500000000

5 Jersey Pounds banknote (St. Aubin’s Fort)

This Channel Island five pounds banknote features Queen Elizabeth II and St. Aubin’s Fort, The Duke of Normandy. Text on the red £5 note reads ‘The States of Jersey’.

You get: £4.25000

1 JEP = £0.8500000000

10 Jersey Pounds banknote (St. Ouen’s Manor)

The Jersey banknote of ten pounds features Queen Elizabeth II, Monarch of the Channel Islands. Printed on the note is the text ‘The States of Jersey’.

You get: £8.50000

1 JEP = £0.8500000000

1 Jersey Pound banknote series 2010

The note of one pound depicts the image of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the three lions of Jersey’s coat of arms. The paper bill contains the words ‘States of Jersey’.

You get: £0.92000

1 JEP = £0.9200000000

5 Jersey Pounds banknote series 2010

The banknote of five pounds depicts Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The note features Le Rât Cottage. On the blue colored paper note a caption reads ‘States of Jersey’.

You get: £4.60000

1 JEP = £0.9200000000

10 Jersey Pounds banknote series 2010

This ten pounds bill depicts the Duke of Normandy, Queen Elizabeth II. The paper banknote contains the words ‘States of Jersey’. The brown colored note contains an image of the Hermitage of Saint Helier.

You get: £9.20000

1 JEP = £0.9200000000

20 Jersey Pounds banknote series 2010

This twenty pounds banknote features the image of the Duke of Normandy, HM Queen Elizabeth II. Printed on the paper note is the text ‘States of Jersey’.

You get: £18.40000

1 JEP = £0.9200000000

50 Jersey Pounds banknote series 2010

The banknote of fifty pounds depicts HM Queen Elizabeth II, Duke of Normandy. The words ‘States of Jersey’ are printed on the paper note. It features Mont Orgueil on the front side.

You get: £46.00000

1 JEP = £0.9200000000

One fourth of a shilling coin Bailwick of Jersey

The nickel-brass coin of 1/4 shilling has a value equivalent to 1/80 of a pound, or £0.0125. On the fourth of a shilling piece is the portrait of Queen Elizabeth the second and the coat of arms of the Bailwick of Jersey made up of three lions on a shield.

You get: £0.01094

1 JEP = £0.8750000000

100 Jersey Pounds banknote Diamond Jubilee

This commemorative banknote of £100 Pounds is dedicated to the Diamond Jubilee of Jersey’s head of state, Queen Elizabeth II. On the front of the £100 Jersey Pounds banknote is the portrait of HM Elizabeth II. On the back side of the one hundred pounds bill is the Royal Mace of Jersey and the text … Continued

You get: £92.00000

1 JEP = £0.9200000000

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1 Penny coin Jersey

20 Jersey Pounds banknote (Gorey Castle)

10 Shillings banknote Jersey (St. Ouen’s Manor)

1 Jersey Pound banknote (Mont Orgueil Castle)

5 Jersey Pounds banknote (St. Aubin’s Fort)

10 Jersey Pounds banknote (St. Ouen’s Manor)

1 Jersey Pound banknote series 2010

5 Jersey Pounds banknote series 2010

10 Jersey Pounds banknote series 2010

20 Jersey Pounds banknote series 2010

50 Jersey Pounds banknote series 2010

One fourth of a shilling coin Bailwick of Jersey

100 Jersey Pounds banknote Diamond Jubilee

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