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100 Malaysian Ringgit banknote (4th series)
The purple and brown coloured RM100 banknote features Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan, first Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaya. On the back side of the 100 Ringgit bill are rock formations of Gunung Api Valley.You get: £13.094001 MYR = £0.1309400000 -
20 sen coin Malaysia (Second series)
The Malaysian 20 sen coin, made from cupronickel, depicts a sirih (betel leaf) and kapur (lime) container. Betel leaves are chewed with lime as a traditional snack in Malaysia.You get: £0.016171 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
1 Malaysian Ringgit banknote (3rd series)
On the front side of the paper banknote of 1 Malaysian Ringgit from the 3rd Series is the portrait of Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan, 1st Yang Di-Pertuan Agong of Malaya. The back side of the blue coloured RM1 bill shows a Malaysian seashore and boat prow with a mountain peak in the background.You get: £0.130941 MYR = £0.1309400000 -
10 sen coin Malaysia (Second series)
The 10 sen from Malaysia is a cupronickel coin. It shows a congkak board, a traditional Malay game played across Southeast Asia.You get: £0.008081 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
20 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1989)
On the sand coloured RM20 banknote is the image of Abdul Rahman, whose full title was “Yang di-Pertuan Agong I Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negeri Sembilan”. The back side features Malaysia’s Central Bank’s headquarters, the Bank Negara building in Kuala Lumpur.You get: £2.251201 MYR = £0.1125600000 -
2 Malaysian Ringgit banknote (3rd series)
This paper banknote of 2 Malaysian Ringgits from the Third Series has Kuala Lumpur tower and a satellite on the back side. The RM2 note’s front has the portrait of Malaysian national hero Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan, like all Ringgit banknotes from the 3rd Series.You get: £0.261881 MYR = £0.1309400000 -
20 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1982)
The obverse side of this $20 Malaysian Ringgit banknote features Tuanku Abdul Rahman, first Supreme Head of State of the Federation of Malaya. On the reverse side of the RM20 bill is the front view of the Bank Negara building.You get: £2.251201 MYR = £0.1125600000 -
5 sen coin Malaysia (Second series)
The cupronickel 5 sen coin shows a spinning top (gasing in Malay). Gasing pangkah is a competitive game using spinning tops. It’s an important part of Malaysia’s cultural heritage.You get: £0.004041 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
1 sen coin Malaysia (Second series)
The second series 1 sen Malaysian coin is made from bronze-clad steel. On one side it has the rebana ubi, a Malay tambourine used in Islamic devotional music, and on the other side is Malaysia’s national flower, the Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (Bunga Raya). Inscripted on the 1 sen piece are the words ‘Bank Nagara Malaysia’.You get: £0.000811 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
5 Malaysian Ringgit banknote (3rd series)
The back side of the RM5 banknote shows an image of the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. On the front of the green-coloured 5 Malaysian Ringgit banknote is the portrait of Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan.You get: £0.654701 MYR = £0.1309400000 -
50 Malaysian Ringgit (1998 Kuala Lumpur XVI Commonwealth Games)
This green and yellow coloured banknote of $50 Malaysian Ringgit was issued to commemorate the 16th Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur, held in 1998. The RM50 banknote features the National Stadium, Bukit Jalil, and the Petronas Twin Towers.You get: £5.628001 MYR = £0.1125600000 -
1 dollar coin Malaysia (First series)
The $1 coin from the 1st series is the only $1 Malaysian Ringgit coin with a legal tender value. All $1 coins from the 2nd and 3rd series were cancelled and demonetised, following problems with high amounts of counterfeit $1 coins in circulation in Malaysia. This $1 coin from Malaysia features the Central Bank building … ContinuedYou get: £0.080831 MYR = £0.0808300000 -
5 Malaysian Ringgit banknote (3rd series polymer)
The polymer version of the 5 Malaysian Ringgit banknote from the 3rd Series features the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. On the front side of the green-coloured RM5 bill is the portrait of Tuanku Abdul Rahman ibni Almarhum Tuanku Muhammad, first Supreme Head of State.You get: £0.654701 MYR = £0.1309400000 -
50 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1986)
Similar to other Malay banknotes, the RM50 note from the 2nd Series has a portrait of Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan. The building on the back of the $50 Malaysian Ringgit note is the National Museum in Kuala Lumpur.You get: £5.628001 MYR = £0.1125600000 -
10 Malaysian Ringgit banknote (3rd series 2004)
The 2004 version of the 10 Malaysian Ringgit banknote has a similar design as the 1998 version, except that it has a security foil hologram strip on the front’s right hand side.You get: £1.309401 MYR = £0.1309400000 -
50 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1982)
The 1982 version of the 2nd Series $50 Malaysian Ringgit banknote has Tuanku Abdul Rahman ibni Almarhum Tuanku Muhammad’s portrait on the obverse side, and the National Museum in Kuala Lumpur on the reverse side.You get: £5.628001 MYR = £0.1125600000
