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1 Canadian Dollar banknote (prairie series 1954)

This one dollar – un dollar note depicts the image of HM Queen Elizabeth II on the front, and a prairie scene on the back. There were two different portraits of the Queen used on all denomination 1954 series notes. The public noticed that the notes seemed to have the Devil’s face in the lower portion of the Queen’s … Continued

You get: £0.32442

1 CAD = £0.3244200000

1 Dinar Kuwait banknote (2nd Issue)

The 1 dinar bill from Kuwait’s 2nd banknote issue features an oil refinery. The old 1 KWD note also shows the portrait of Sheikh Al-Sabah.

You get: £0.09434

1 KWD = £0.0943400000

1 Japanese Yen banknote (Ninomiya Sontoku)

The Japanese banknote of one yen depicts Ninomiya Sontoku, Japanese philosopher. On the 1 yen note a caption reads ‘Nippon Gingko’, the central bank of Japan.

You get: £0.00297

1 JPY = £0.0029700000

1 Litas coin Lithuania (1991-1997)

These older one litas coins from Lithuania are made of copper nickel. They have the Lithuanian coat of arms on the obverse, which is a knight astride a horse, known as Vytis. The coins are 16.75mm in diameter, 1.5mm in thickness, and weigh 2.35 grams.

You get: £0.13327

1 LTL = £0.1332700000

1 penni coin Finland (copper)

The copper 1p coin from Finland pictures two geometrical shapes in the form of grasping hands on both sides of the ‘1’. The reverse side shows the ancient Northern Europe hannunvaakuna symbol also known as Hannes cross. The 1 penni coin has a value equivalent to 0.01 Finnish markka. It was the smallest and lowest … Continued

You get: £0.00003

1 FIM = £0.0025000000

1 sen coin Malaysia (First series)

The 1 sen coin is the smallest coin in Malaysia. This 1 sen piece was introduced in the first set of coins in Malaysia in 1967. On the coin are Malaysia’s Houses of Parliament in Kuala Lumpur.

You get: £0.00086

1 MYR = £0.0864500000

1/4 Algerian Dinar coin (Fennec fox)

This 1/4 Algerian dinar coin is worth 0.25 centimes. On the reverse side of the coin, there is a picture of a fennec fox which is native to the Saharan Africa.

You get: £0.00040

1 DZD = £0.0015800000

10 Belgian Francs banknote (type Londres)

The green-colored Belgian banknote of dix francs ou deux belgas was issued by the London-based Belgian government in exile during WWII. The words ‘banque nationale de Belgique’ are printed on the note.

You get: £0.01850

1 BFR = £0.0018500000

10 cents coin Hong Kong (Queen Elizabeth II crowned)

On the reverse of this 10 Hong Kong cents coin is the first portrait of a young HM Queen Elizabeth II. On the obverse of the 10c HKD coin is Chinese lettering.

You get: £0.00492

1 HKD = £0.0492100000

10 Maltese Shillings banknote (1st Series)

The banknote of 10 Shillings from Malta’s 1st series as an independent state has a value equivalent to 1/2 a pound. It features Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse side and a view on Mgarr Harbour in Gozo on the back side.

You get: £0.09321

1 MTL = £0.1864100000

10 Moroccan Dirhams banknote (1965 issue)

This Moroccan dix dirhams – ten dirhams note shows the portrait of Mohammed V, King of Morocco. Printed on the banknote is the text ‘Banque Du Maroc’.

You get: £0.05020

1 MAD = £0.0050200000

100 Danish Kroner banknote (Hans Christian Orsted)

The banknote of 100 hundrede kroner depicts Hans Christian Orsted, Danish physicist and chemist. The paper note contains the words ‘Danmarks nationalbank’ and an image of a compass.

You get: £0.54300

1 DKK = £0.0054300000

100 DDR Mark banknote Deutschen Notenbank (1955)

The brown and green coloured banknote of 100 DDR mark is dated Berlin 1955. Both sides have a simple design with geometrical patterns.

You get: £1.02300

1 DEM = £0.0102300000

100 Eastern Caribbean dollars banknote (holographic security thread)

This brown and green $100 Eastern Caribbean banknote depicts Queen Elizabeth II, and has a broad holographic strip and a foil flower as the prominent security features. It also shows fish and a turtle swimming, and a hummingbird feeding. The back of the note shows Sir Arthur Lewis, the Nobel Prize winning economist from St … Continued

You get: £16.86000

1 XCD = £0.1686000000

100 Konvertible Marks banknote Republika Srpska (2007-2008 version)

The 100 Republika Srpska convertible mark banknote shows the Bosnian Serb politician, author, poet and playwright Petar Kočić on one side, and pen, reading glasses and books on the back.

You get: £19.42000

1 BAM = £0.1942000000

100 Russian Rubles banknote 1993

The 1993-dated banknote of 100 Russian Rubles features the Russian flag flying over the Kremlin in Moscow. The back of the old 100 Ruble note shows the towers of the Kremlin, the highest one being Spasskaya Tower which overlooks Red Square.

You get: £0.00600

1 RUB = £0.0000600000

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