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100 Qatari Riyals banknote (Fourth Issue with transparent window)
The 100 Qatari Riyals banknote from the 4th series can be recognised by its transparent foil window on which is printed the coat of arms of Qatar, featuring palm trees, crossed swords and a dhow boat. On the back side of the QR100 bill is an image of Al Shaqab equestrian centre, known for the … ContinuedYou get: £10.483001 QAR = £0.1048300000 -
100 Qatari Riyals banknote (Third Issue)
The modern building on the 100 Qatari RIyals banknote from the Third Series is the Qatar Central Bank main office in Doha. Other elements on the 100 QAR old banknote include the Qatari coat of arms with palm trees, crossed swords and traditional ‘dhow’ sailing boat.You get: £1.394001 QAR = £0.0139400000 -
25 dirhams coin Qatar (Hamad)
The older type of 25 dirhams coin was issued during the reign of Hamad bin Khalifa. The coins of 25 dirhams are worth 1/4 riyal. Their design features the country’s coat of arms with two crossed swords, to palm trees and a dhow traditional Arab sailing vessel.You get: £0.020971 QAR = £0.0838600000 -
200 Qatari Riyals banknote (Fifth Issue)
The 200 Riyals banknote was introduced in 2020 as a new denomination of the Qatari Riyal. The brown, sand and orange coloured design features three buildings based in Doha: the Old Amiri Palace, the National Museum of Qatar and the Museum of Islamic Art.You get: £34.594001 QAR = £0.1729700000 -
500 Qatari Riyals banknote (Fourth Issue with transparent window)
The blue-grey coloured QR500 bill from the fourth series shows a falcon’s head and Qatar Royal Palace in Doha. The 4th issue added a number of improved security features to the banknotes, such as the see-through foil window on which Qatar’s coat of arms is printed.You get: £52.415001 QAR = £0.1048300000 -
500 Qatari Riyals banknote (Third Issue)
Qatar’s highest value banknote of the Third Series is the 500 riyals note. The English language side has a vertical orientation, featuring an oil rig. The banknote is brightly coloured with a diverse colour palet including orange, cyan, green and blue.You get: £6.970001 QAR = £0.0139400000 -
1 Qatari Riyal banknote (Second Issue type 1981)
The one riyal banknote from 1981 shows a street scene with a minnaret and modern buildings. Text on the banknote reads ‘Qatar Monetary Agency’.You get: £0.013941 QAR = £0.0139400000 -
500 Qatari Riyals banknote (Fifth Issue)
Qatar’s highest value banknote is the 500 Qatari Riyals bill. The 5th Series QR500 note shows a liquefied natural gas (LNG) refinery, Ras Laffan LNG, and a gas carrier ship at the Port of Ras Laffan.You get: £86.485001 QAR = £0.1729700000 -
1 Qatari Riyal banknote (Second Issue type 1985)
The 1 riyal banknote from the Middle East nation of Qatar shows a beached boat. The purple coloured one riyal banknote has text in English and Arabic. The English text reads ‘Qatar Central Bank’.You get: £0.013941 QAR = £0.0139400000 -
5 Qatari Riyals banknote (Second Issue)
The 5 riyals banknote from Qatar’s Second Series is dedicated to the topic of agriculture: Sheep, greenhouses, fruits and a field are pictured on the five riyals bill’s English language side. The Arabic language side contains the coat of arms of the State of Qatar.You get: £0.069701 QAR = £0.0139400000 -
10 Qatari Riyals banknote (Second Issue)
The building on the banknote of 10 Qatari Riyals is the National Museum of Qarar in Doha. The text on the ten riyals note reflects the issuing authority: “Qatar Monetary Agency”.You get: £0.139401 QAR = £0.0139400000 -
50 Qatari Riyals banknote (Second Issue)
Text on the banknote of 50 Riyals reads ‘Qatar Monetary Agency’, referring to the issuing monethary authority. A blast furnace is pictured on the English language side. On the Arabic language side is the Qatari coat of arms, with dhow boat, crossed daggers and palm trees.You get: £0.697001 QAR = £0.0139400000 -
100 Qatari Riyals banknote (Second Issue)
The Qatar Monetary Agency’s headquarters in Doha are featured on this 100 riyals banknote from the Second Series. On the Arabic language side of the note is Qatar’s coat of arms.You get: £1.394001 QAR = £0.0139400000 -
500 Qatari Riyals banknote (Second Issue)
On the 500 riyals banknote of Qatar’s Second Series is an offshore oil drilling platform, referring to the Qatari petroleum industry. Text on the five hundred riyals bill reads “Qatar Monetary Agency”.You get: £6.970001 QAR = £0.0139400000 -
1 Qatari Riyal banknote (First Issue)
The 1 riyal banknote from Qatar’s first issue shows the port of Doha. On the Arabic language side of the note is the coat of arms of Qatar.You get: £0.013941 QAR = £0.0139400000 -
5 Qatari Riyals banknote (First Issue)
Qatar’s national museum is the building pictured on the five riyals banknote from the First Series. Text on the note reads ‘The Monetary Agency of Qatar’.You get: £0.069701 QAR = £0.0139400000
