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1 Danish Krone coin Frederik IX (aluminium-bronze)

This 1 Krone coin is one of two versions with the portrait of King Frederik IX. This version is made of aluminium-bronze. The other 1 krone Frederik IX coin is made of copper-nickel.

You get: £0.07836

1 DKK = £0.0783600000

1 Dinar Kuwait banknote (4th Issue)

This banknote of 1 Kuwaiti dinar shows a fortress wall with a tree. The 4th Series one dinar note is coloured a bright green and pink-violet.

You get: £0.09591

1 KWD = £0.0959100000

1 Dinar Kuwait banknote (5th Issue)

The multicolour blue and violet coloured banknote of 1 Kuwaiti dinar from the Fifth Series features a view on Shuwaikh Port in Al Asimah, Kuwait. A traditional oil lamp and water storing tank are also pictured. The text ‘We Seek God’s Assistance’ is printed on the 5th Series 1 KWD banknote.

You get: £0.09591

1 KWD = £0.0959100000

1 Jersey Pound coin (square)

This square Jersey one pound coin was issued to commemorate the Battle of Jersey. Text on the square £1 coin reads ‘Bicentenary of the battle of Jersey 1781 – 1981’.

You get: £0.87500

1 JEP = £0.8750000000

1 Konvertible Mark banknote

The 1 Bosnia-Herzegovina convertible mark banknote shows the writer Ivan Franjo Jukić (who used the nom de plume Slavoljub Bošnjak) on one side, and a fragment of the monumental medieval tombstone Stolac Stećak on the back.

You get: £0.19447

1 BAM = £0.1944700000

1 Kuwaiti Dinar banknote (6th Issue)

Kuwait Grand Mosque is featured on the 1 Kuwaiti dinar banknote. It also shows an ancient Greek column, part of a temple ruin, and a traditional Arab dhow vessel.

You get: £1.91829

1 KWD = £1.9182900000

1 Litas coin Lithuania

The Lithuanian one litas coin is a silver-coloured coin made of copper-nickel. Like other pre-Euro Lithuanian coins, it has the national coat of arms known as Vytis, a knight on horseback with sword and shield raised, together with the date of issue, on the obverse side, and the denomination on the reverse. The one litas … Continued

You get: £0.13352

1 LTL = £0.1335200000

1 Marka Bosnian Convertible Mark coin

This silver coloured 1 Konvertibilna Marka coin is made from nickel plated steel. It features a shield, the national coat of arms of the ex-Yugoslavian country of Bosnia and Herzogovina. On both sides at the upper and lower parts of the KM1 coin there is a single triangle. These triangles are positioned at the top … Continued

You get: £0.24542

1 BAM = £0.2454200000

1 Nepalese Rupee coin

On the obverse side of this Re.1 coin is an illustration of the famous Mount Everest, the peak of which is located in Nepal. The reverse side shows a map of Nepal in the center of the coin with mountains above.

You get: £0.00141

1 NPR = £0.0014100000

1 Peruvian Nuevos Sol coin

The silver coloured 1 Sol coin from Peru is made from a copper-nickel-zinc alloy. It’s a round coin that has an inset octagonal design on both sides. Like all current Peruvian coins, it has the national coat of arms on the front, and the denomination on the reverse.

You get: £0.10884

1 PEN = £0.1088400000

1 Polish Zloty coin

This 1 zloty coin has a diameter of 23mm and a weight of 5.03 grams. Text on the copper-nickel 1 PLN piece reads ‘Rzeczpospolita Polska’, Polish for ‘Republic of Poland’.

You get: £0.12326

1 PLN = £0.1232600000

1 Pound banknote Falkland Islands (1967-1982 issue)

The blue and sand coloured one pound banknote from the Falkland Islands has a floral motif on both sides. The front side of the £1 Falkland Islands pound bill features the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and a crown.

You get: £0.75000

1 FKP = £0.7500000000

1 Swiss Franc coin

This one Swiss Franc coin has a diameter of 23.2mm and weighs 4.4g. On the copper-nickel 1 CHF coin, the inscriptions reads ‘Helvetica’ and ‘1 fr.’.

You get: £0.75145

1 CHF = £0.7514500000

1 Yuan Bank of China foreign exchange certificate

This green coloured one Yuan foreign exchange certificate features the Three Pools Mirroring the Moon at West Lake in Hangzhou, China.

You get: £0.04894

1 CNY = £0.0489400000

1,000 Israeli Old Shekel banknote (1978 to 1984 issue)

Israel replaced this banknote of 1000 Old Shekels with a note of 1 New Shekel, dropping three zeroes. This was a result of hyperinflation in Israel in the mid-1980’s. Both the Old Shekel and New Shekel banknote feature the portrait of Rabbi Moses ben Maimon, also known as Maimonides. On the back side of the … Continued

You get: £0.02000

1 ILR = £0.0000200000

10 Austrian Schilling coin

This Austrian 10 schilling piece features a woman in folk clothing. The words ‘Republik Österreich’ are inscripted on the coin.

You get: £0.32030

1 ATS = £0.0320300000

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