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5 French Francs banknote (Victor Hugo)

This cinq nouveaux francs – 5 nf banknote portrays Victor Hugo, French poet. The name of the issuing authority, ‘Banque de France’ is printed on the note.

You get: £0.03120

1 FRF = £0.0062400000

5 Jersey Pounds banknote series 2010

The banknote of five pounds depicts Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The note features Le Rât Cottage. On the blue colored paper note a caption reads ‘States of Jersey’.

You get: £4.60000

1 JEP = £0.9200000000

5 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 1967

This five dollars banknote depicts Elizabeth II, Queen of New Zealand. On the paper note a caption reads ‘Reserve Bank of New Zealand’. The bird on the back of the orange colored old $5 NZD bill is a tui.

You get: £1.46480

1 NZD = £0.2929600000

5 Pesos coin Colombia (laurel wreath)

The Colombian national coat of arms is pictured on this coin of $5 pesos. The coin also features a laurel wreath, a symbol of triumph.

You get: £0.00020

1 COP = £0.0000400000

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: £0.06380

1 QAR = £0.0127600000

5 Sri Lankan rupees banknote (Polonnaruwa Vatadage)

The orange-red coloured banknote of 5 Sri Lankan rupees features the round stupa building of the ancient complex of Polonnaruwa Vatadage in Sri Lanka. The Rs5 bill was replaced by a coin of five rupees.

You get: £0.00655

1 LKR = £0.0013100000

50 American Dollars banknote series 1996

This fifty dollars banknote has the image of America’s 18th president Ulysses Grant. Printed on the paper note is the text ‘Federal Reserve Note – the United States of America’.

You get: £30.56850

1 USD = £0.6113700000

50 Centimes coin Belgium (Miner)

The 50 centimes coin was Belgium’s lowest value denomination at the time of the Euro changeover in 2002. The coin is equivalent to half a franc. The 50c features a miner facing left wearing a helmet, and a mining lamp.

You get: £0.00025

1 BFR = £0.0005000000

50 Greek Drachmas banknote (Pericles)

The banknote of 50 Greek drachmai has an image of Pericles, ancient Greek general and politician, on the front side. The reverse side of the fifty drachma green-colored bill shows Pericles speaking to a crowd.

You get: £0.00900

1 GRD = £0.0001800000

50 Moroccan Dirhams banknote (2012 issue)

This green-colored fifty dirhams bill has the portrait of HRH Mohammed VI, King of Morocco on its front side. The reverse side pictures the Ouzoud Falls, tapestry, an argan tree and a falcon.

You get: £2.60250

1 MAD = £0.0520500000

50 old Leva banknote Bulgaria (Tsarevets Castle)

The 1990s era banknote of 50 old Bulgarian Leva features Tsaravets Castle in Bulgaria. On the front of the old 50 BGL banknote is the coat of arms of Bulgaria: a lion and a star in a circle with wheat.

You get: £0.01250

1 BGN = £0.0002500000

50 old Polish Zlotych banknote (Karol Świerczewski)

The green coloured banknote of 50 Polish Zlotych has the portrait of General Karol Swierczewski on the front side. The military decoration of the Order of the Cross of Grunwald is featured on the reverse side of Poland’s old fifty zloty banknote, which was in use during the Cold War.

You get: £0.05000

1 PLN = £0.0010000000

50 Philippine Peso banknote (1978 issue)

The 50 Limampung Piso note has a portrait of president Sergio Osmeña on the front side. On the back of the 1978 issue 50 PHP note is the Legislative Building, located in Manila.

You get: £0.05400

1 PHP = £0.0010800000

50 South African Rand banknote (van Riebeeck 1984 Issue)

The red-coloured 50 Rand banknote used to be South Africa’s highest value banknote. It has the portrait of Dutch colonial administrator Jan van Riebeeck on the front side. The backside of the old 50 rand bill shows South Africa’s wildlife, with animals including a lion, giraffe, springbok, wildebeest, zebra and antilope.

You get: £1.47850

1 ZAR = £0.0295700000

50 South Korean won banknote (Haegeumgang)

This banknote of 50 South Korean won features the Haegeumgang rock formation near Geoje Island in southern Korea. On the back side of this red-brown coloured 50 won note is an image of a burning torch in a wreath of flowers.

You get: £0.01700

1 KRW = £0.0003400000

50 Swedish Kronor banknote (Svea)

The Swedish banknote of femtio kronor features mother Svea, patriotic emblem of the Kingdom of Sweden. Printed on the note is the text ‘Sveriges Riksbank’.

You get: £0.71500

1 SEK = £0.0143000000

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