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500 Vietnamese Dong banknote type 1988

The banknote of 500 Vietnamese Dong features the portrait of Ho Chi Minh, Prime Minister of Vietnam. On the back side of the pink coloured 500 Nam Tram Dong bill is an image of ships in a dock at Haiphong port.

You get: £0.01000

1 VND = £0.0000200000

5000 Russian Rubles banknote 1993

This 1993-dated banknote of 5,000 Russian Rubles features the Russian flag flying over the Kremlin in Moscow. On the back side of the old 5000 Ruble note is a view on the Kremlin’s wall and watch towers on Red Square.

You get: £0.30000

1 RUB = £0.0000600000

5000 Turkish Old Lira banknote (7th emission group 1970)

This note of 5000 Turkish Lira has the text ‘Bes Bin Türk Lirasi’ on the front side, along with ‘Türkiye Cumhuriyet Merkez Bankasi’ which means ‘Central Bank of Turkey’. The 5000 lira note features Atatürk and Mevlana.

You get: £0.00075

1 TRL = £0.0000001500

Bahrain 10 Dinars banknote (Second Issue)

The green-coloured banknote of BD10 from the second series shows an aerial view on Bahrain’s dry docks. Other elements on the Ten Dinars note include a wind tower, the Bahraini coat of arms shield and a dhow sailing ship.

You get: £11.67310

1 BHD = £1.1673100000

Bank of England 10 Shillings banknote (HM the Queen portrait type)

This pre-decimal ten shillings bill shows Elizabeth II, Queen of the United Kingdom and British Dominions. Text on the banknote reads ‘Bank of England’.

You get: £0.46000

1 GBP = £0.9200000000

Bank of Ireland 1 Pound banknote (Hibernia)

This Northern Irish one pound note shows a recurring image of the goddess Mercury’s head, as well as an image of Hibernia and the head of Medusa. Text on the banknote reads ‘Bank of Ireland’.

You get: £0.75000

1 NIP = £0.7500000000

Bank of Scotland 1 Pound banknote (1970-1988 series)

This one pound banknote depicts Scottish novelist and poet Sir Walter Scott, 1st Baronet. Text on the green Scottish £1 banknote reads ‘Bank of Scotland’.

You get: £0.85000

1 SCP = £0.8500000000

Brazil 5 Centavos coin first series

The silver coloured coin of 5 centavos from Brazil is made of stainless steel. The head of a young woman is on the obverse side, it’s the Efficy of the Republic.

You get: £0.00358

1 BRL = £0.0716600000

British predecimal halfpenny coin

The predecimal British halfpenny coin has a weight of 5.67 grams and a diameter of 25.48mm. The bronze 1/2d coin, known as ‘halfpenny’ and pronounced ‘hay penny’, features the sailing ship ‘Golden Hind’ on the obverse side. The Golden Hind was the galleon in which Sir Francis Drake circumnavigated the globe. On the reverse side … Continued

You get: £0.00156

1 GBP = £0.7500000000

half cent coin South Africa (first decimal type)

When South Africa introduced its first set of decimal coins in 1961, this piece of 1/2 cent was the lowest value coin. It features two cape sparrows and the portrait of Jan van Riebeeck, founder of Cape Town.

You get: £0.00010

1 ZAR = £0.0196200000

Indonesia 100 Rupiah coin (forestry for prosperity)

This commemorative Rp100 coin, dated 1978, was issued to promote the Forestry for Prosperity program by the Indonesian government. The 100 rupiah piece features the Batang Garing (tree of life) and a traditional house of the Minangkabau in West Sumatra.

You get: £0.00100

1 IDR = £0.0000100000

Indonesia 50 Rupiah coin (komodo)

The komodo dragon lizard is featured on the old version of the 50 Indonesian Rupiah coin. The Rp50 coin is made of aluminium-bronze, weighs 3.2 grams and measures 2cm in diameter.

You get: £0.00050

1 IDR = £0.0000100000

Irish predecimal florin coin

The Irish predecimal florin coin is the equivalent of 1/10 of a pound. The Irish text on the 2s coin reads ‘flórín’ and ‘Eire’. The cupronickel florin piece from the Republic of Ireland weighs 11.3 grams and measures 28.6mm across.

You get: £0.07035

1 IEP = £0.7034800000

Oman half Rial banknote (type 1995)

The half rial banknote from Oman has the portrait of Sultan Qaboor on the obverse side. The reverse side of the brown coloured 1/2 rial bill shows two famous Omani forts: Nakhl Fort and Al Hazm Castle.

You get: £0.06180

1 OMR = £0.1236000000

1 Argentine Austral banknote

The value of the 1 Argentine Austral banknote was quickly wiped away by the very high inflation in Argentina during the 1980’s. The Un Austral bill was replaced by a coin of 1 Austral in 1989. After years of hyperinflation the value of the 1 Argentine Austral note is very low.

You get: £0.05000

1 ARS = £0.0500000000

1 ban coin Moldova

The small and lightweight piece of 1 ban is the lowest denomination coin in Moldova. Due to its very low value it’s not really in use anymore. Like all other Moldovan coins the 1 Ban coin features the coat of arms of Moldova, featuring a eagle and auroch. The ‘ban’ is the subunit of the … Continued

You get: £0.00012

1 MDL = £0.0121300000

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