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5 Gibraltar Pounds banknote (Covenant of Gibraltar)

This Gibraltar five pounds banknote depicts the image of HM Queen Elizabeth II. The text on the green £5 pound note reads ‘Government of Gibraltar’.

You get: £3.75000

1 GIP = £0.7500000000

5 Halalas coin Saudi Arabia

The silver-coloured coin of five halalas is the equivalent of 0.05 SAR. The simple design features the Saudi coat of arms, patterns and Arabic script.

You get: £0.00382

1 SAR = £0.0763100000

5 Kopeks coin Belarus

5 Kopeks is the equivalent of 0.05 Belarusian Rubles. There are 100 kopeks in one ruble. The 5 kopeks coin is made of copper plated steel and weighs 2.7 grams. The 5 kopeks coin is larger than the 10 kopeks coin, measuring 19.8mm in diameter.

You get: £0.00645

1 BYN = £0.1289300000

5 Lao Kip banknote

The front side of the 5 Lao Kip banknote features families shopping. The back side of the brightly coloured green ₭5 LAK bill shows elephant logging.

You get: £0.00010

1 LAK = £0.0000200000

5 Maltese Liri banknote (Agatha Barbara)

Hames Liri’ is Maltese for ‘Five Lira’. The blue-coloured Lm5 bill has the portrait of Malta’s first female president Agatha Barbara on the obverse side. The reverse side of the 5 Liri bill from Malta features a view on a harbour with a man making fishing pots, a woman making lace and four windsurfers.

You get: £0.93380

1 MTL = £0.1867600000

5 New Zealand Pounds banknote (Maori chief)

The NZ bill of five pounds has the image of a traditional Maori warrior and a kiwi. On the £5 banknote a caption reads ‘The Reserve Bank of New Zealand’.

You get: £3.04480

1 NZP = £0.6089600000

5 Pakistani Rupees banknote (Khojak Tunnel)

Mohammad Ali Jinnah’s portrait is shown to the right on the obverse side of this 5 Pakistani rupee note. The note’s reverse side shows the Khojak Tunnel, a 3.91 km (2.43 mi) railway tunnel. The Khojak Tunnel is one of the longest tunnels in the whole of South Asia.

You get: £0.00650

1 PKR = £0.0013000000

5 Pence coin Gibraltar

This Gibraltar five pence coin depicts the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. On the copper-nickel 5p coin, the inscription reads ‘Elizabeth II Gibraltar’.

You get: £0.03750

1 GIP = £0.7500000000

5 Pence coin Great Britain

This British five pence piece depicts Elizabeth II. The words ‘ELIZABETH II D G REG F D’ are inscripted on the nickel plated steel 5p coin”. It is the smallest British coin in use today.

You get: £0.04600

1 GBP = £0.9200000000

5 Pence coin Guernsey

This five pence coin has the image of the portrait of the Sovereign of the Bailiwick of Guernsey, Queen Elizabeth II, and also the coat of arms of this Channel Island. The reverse side of the coin shows two yachts sailing with their spinnakers aloft.

You get: £0.04375

1 GGP = £0.8750000000

5 Pence coin Isle of Man

The Manx five pence piece is a silver-coloured coin. Older coins are copper-nickel, whereas the newer Isle of Man five pence coin is made from copper-plated steel.

You get: £0.04375

1 IMP = £0.8750000000

5 Santimi coin Latvia

The nickel-brass five santimi pre-Euro coin from Latvia features a small version of the national coat of arms and date of issue on the obverse. On the reverse is the denomination, and a design representing the working day that features sun ornaments linked by five arches. It weighs 2.5 grams and measures 18.5mm across.

You get: £0.03423

1 LVL = £0.6845000000

5 Stotinki coin Bulgaria

5 Stotinki is the equivalent of 0.05 Leva. The Bulgarian coin of 0.05 Leva has 12 stars on the obverse side and an image of the Madara horseman on the back side.

You get: £0.01248

1 BGN = £0.2495800000

50 American Dollars banknote

This fifty dollars banknote shows the portrait of Ulysses Grant, American Commanding General and 18th president of the USA. The paper note contains the words ‘Federal Reserve Note – the United States of America’.

You get: £34.98800

1 USD = £0.6997600000

50 Barbados Dollars banknote (National Heroes Square)

The colourful banknote of $50 dollars from Barbados has the portrai of Errol Barrow, first Prime Minister of Barbados. On the back side is an image of National Heroes Square in the Barbadian capital Bridgetown.

You get: £10.97250

1 BBD = £0.2194500000

50 Brazilian Cruzados banknote (Oswaldo Cruz)

Oswaldo Cruz and the scientific medical research institution he founded are featured on this banknote of fifty Cruzados. On the front side is the portrait of Oswaldo Cruz next to a microscope. The back side of the 50 Cinquenta Cruzados bill shows the building of the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation in Rio de Janeiro.

You get: £0.00150

1 BRC = £0.0000300000

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