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10000 Brazilian Cruzados banknote (Carlos Chagas)

The 10,000 Cruzados banknote features physician, scientist and bacteriologist Carlos Chagas, who diccovered Chagas disease. On the back side of the Dez Mil Cruzados bill we see Chagas at work in his laboratory.

You get: £0.30000

1 BRC = £0.0000300000

10000 Djiboutian Franc banknote (Hassan Gouled)

Hassan Gouled, Djibouti’s first President, is featured alongside the coral reef on the obverse of this 10000 Djiboutian Franc banknote. The back of this Dix Mille Francs bill features the National Bank of Djibouti.

You get: £23.90000

1 DJF = £0.0023900000

10000 Malagasy Ariary banknote (The Silver Palace)

The Silver Palace and map of Madagascar are featured on the obverse of this 10000 Malagasy ariary banknote. The back of the 10000 MGA note features bulldozers to symbolise the construction of roads in Madagascar and a logotype of the party of President Marc Ravalomanana during the presidential elections.

You get: £0.10000

1 MGA = £0.0000100000

10000 South Korean won banknote (Gyeonghoeru Pavilion)

These older 10,000 won banknotes from the Republic of Korea (South Korea) feature a portrait of Sejong the Great. They also show Korea’s National Treasure ‘Borugak Jagyeongnu’, the water clock of Borugak Pavilion, on the obverse side. The reverse side of the old 5000 won note shows the beautiful Khonghoeru Pavilion, part of the Gyeongbokgung … Continued

You get: £3.10000

1 KRW = £0.0003100000

100000 Dinara banknote Republic of Croatia

Croatian Dinara (HRD) banknotes were issued after Croatia’s independence from Yugoslavia in 1991. The Croatian dinar was temporary money issued by the Ministry of Finance, not the Central Bank. The dinar suffered from high inflation. Higher denomination banknotes were introduced in 1992 and again in 1993 to compensate the loss of purchasing power. This banknote … Continued

You get: £0.15000

1 HRD = £0.0000015000

100000 Indonesian Rupiah banknote (2022 issue)

This 100,000 Rupiah note was given out to celebrate the 77th anniversary of the independence of Indonesia. The front of this 100,000 IDR note features the country’s first president and vice president, Sukarno and Muhammad Hatta. The reverse of this 100,000 Indonesian Rupiah note shows a view of Raja Ampat Islands, a moon orchid and … Continued

You get: £3.00000

1 IDR = £0.0000300000

100000 old Mexican Pesos banknote (Plutarco Elías Calles)

The banknote of 100,000 Mexican Pesos was the highest value banknote of the First Peso, which was replaced by the Second (New) Peso in 1993. The Cien Mil Pesos bill features the portrait of general Plutarco Elías Calles with in the background the Bank of Mexico building in Mexico City. On the back side is … Continued

You get: £2.32000

1 MXN = £0.0000232000

100000 Vietnamese Dong banknote type 1994

The old 100,000 dong banknote from Vietnam features Ho Chi Minh on the front side and his stilt house in Hanoi on the back side. The brown-coloured bill has the text ‘Mot Tram Mghin Dong’ which means one hundred thousand dong.

You get: £2.00000

1 VND = £0.0000200000

2 Argentine Pesos coin

The bi-metallic 2 peso coin from Argentina is a commemorative coin that has multiple design variants.This particular type features Argentina’s national emblem the Sun of May and the Bicentenario logo.

You get: £0.00018

1 ARS = £0.0000900000

2 Belarusian Rubles coin

The bimetallic coin of 2 Belarusian Rubles is the highest value coin of Belarus. It features the National Emblem of Belarus on its front side. The back side of the 2 BYN piece shows the denomination and a traditional ‘nabozhnyk’ embroidery.

You get: £0.25786

1 BYN = £0.1289300000

2 Brazilian Reais banknote (2010 issue)

Like all 2010 series banknotes from Brazil, the R$2 Brazilian real bill has the head of the allegorical figure of the Republic on the front side. Adjacent to this is the text ‘Deus seja louvado’, which translates as ‘God be praised’. This motif has featured on all Brazilian banknotes since the 1980s. On the reverse … Continued

You get: £0.22248

1 BRL = £0.1112400000

2 Euros coin

This 2 euro piece measures 25.75mm across and weighs 8.5g. On the international front side of the bi-metallic €2 coin, a map of the European Union is featured. The back side has a different national design for each Eurozone member country.

You get: £1.46440

1 EUR = £0.7322000000

2 Georgian Lari coin

Georgia’s highest value coin is the bimetallic ₾2 lari coin. The 2 GEL piece features the Georgian national coat of arms with two lions, crown and patron saint of Georgia, Saint George, on a horse. The two lari coin weighs 8 grams and has a diameter of 27mm.

You get: £0.24328

1 GEL = £0.1216400000

2 Gibraltar Pounds coin

This two pounds coin shows the portrait of Gibraltar’s head of state, Elizabeth II. Text on the bi-metallic £2 coin reads ‘Elizabeth II Gibraltar’.

You get: £1.50000

1 GIP = £0.7500000000

2 Guernsey Pounds coin

This Channel Island two pounds coin features a portrait of HM The Queen. On the bi-metallic £2 piece, the inscription reads ‘Elizabeth II Bailwick of Guernsey’.

You get: £1.75000

1 GGP = £0.8750000000

2 Jersey Pounds coin

This two pounds coin depicts the image of the Sovereign of the Channel Islands, HM The Queen. The bi-metallic coin contains the words ‘Elizabeth II Bailwick of Jersey’.

You get: £1.75000

1 JEP = £0.8750000000

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