Leftover Currency - Products

5 South African rand coin (bi-metallic)

The 5 rand bi-metallic coin was released to combat counterfeiting. It has a copper-nickel ring and aluminium-bronze (brass) core. It has the white-tailed gnu, also known as the black wilderbeast, on the denomination side. In common with all coins minted since 1989, it features the national coat of arms of the Republic of South Afrika … Continued

You get: £0.09675

1 ZAR = £0.0193500000

5 Swiss Francs coin

This 5 fr. coin shows William Tell, Swiss archer and folk hero. The words ‘Confoederatio Helvetica’ are inscripted on the copper-nickel 5 CHF piece.

You get: £3.75840

1 CHF = £0.7516800000

5 Tunisian Dinars banknote (Hannibal)

The green-coloured 5 Tunisian Dinar banknote features Hannibal, Carthaginian general who is most famous for crossing the Alps in the Second Punic War, 218 to 201 BC. On the back side of the 5 DT bill is an image of three ancient sailing ships from Carthage, today a suburb of the Tunisian capital Tunis. The … Continued

You get: £0.91385

1 TND = £0.1827700000

5 UAE Dirhams banknote

The UAE banknote of five dirhams shows a sparowhawk. The words ‘United Arab Emirates Central Bank’ are printed on the brown-orange-violet-colored note.

You get: £0.83830

1 AED = £0.1676600000

5 UAE Dirhams banknote (no date)

The 5 dirhams banknote without date features Souq Al Jubail, the grand bazaar of Sharjah. Unlike the newer style 5 dirhams bill, this five dirhams note does not have the date printed on the banknote.

You get: £0.59040

1 AED = £0.1180800000

5,000,000 Peruvian intis banknote

At the peak of inflation in the early 1990’s, Peru issued this banknote of 5 Million Intis. It was the highest denomination banknote of the Peruvian Intis series and features Antonio Raimondi, Peruvian geographer and scientist. The backside of the Cinco Millones De Intis bill shows a native American comforting Raimondi.

You get: £2.20000

1 PEN = £0.0000004400

50 Austrian Schilling coin

The Austrian piece of 50 schilling weighs 8.15g and measures 26.5mm across. The bimetallic coin has a common front side and several different versions of the backside. On the coin the text reads ‘Republik Österreich’.

You get: £1.61900

1 ATS = £0.0323800000

50 Bani coin Romania

The 50 bani coin from Romania has a weight of 6.1 grams and measures 23.75mm across. On the reverse of the nickel-brass half leu piece is the Romanian coat of arms along with 8 four-pointed stars.

You get: £0.04970

1 RON = £0.0993900000

50 Brunei Dollars banknote series 1996

This lima puloh ringgit banknote features the portrait of Hassan Bolkiah I, Yang di-Pertuan of Negara Brunei Darussalam. Printed on the paper note is the text ‘negara Brunei darussalam’.

You get: £17.85800

1 BND = £0.3571600000

50 Cents banknote Cyprus

On the 50 cents banknote from Cyprus a caption reads ‘Kibris merkez bankasi’ which translates as Central Bank of Cyprus. The reverse of the note shows the Yermasoyia Dam. There are 100 cents in one Cypriot Pound.

You get: £0.06921

1 CYP = £0.1384200000

50 cents coin Cyprus

This 50 Cypriot cents coin depicts the mythological abduction of Europa, the mother of King Minos of Crete, on the obverse. Cyprus’ 50 cents coin was the country’s highest value coin until the introduction of the Euro in 2008. On the back side of the 50 cents piece is an image of laurel twigs surrounding … Continued

You get: £0.01500

1 CYP = £0.0300000000

50 Czech Koruna coin

This 50 kc piece has a diameter of 27.5mm and a weight of 9.7 grams. The bi-metallic coin contains the words ‘Ceska Republika – Praga Mater Urblum’.

You get: £1.05450

1 CZK = £0.0210900000

50 Danish Kroner banknote (Karen Blixen)

The bill of 50 femti kroner has the image of Karen Blixen, Danish author. The words ‘Danmarks nationalbank’ are printed on the purple colored paper banknote. It has a triangle in the top left corner.

You get: £1.10050

1 DKK = £0.0220100000

50 Denari coin Macedonia

The silver coloured coin of 50 denari from Macedonia features the archangel Gabriel, as shown in the 12th century fresco in the Church of St. George, Kurbinovo (FYROM).

You get: £0.39450

1 MKD = £0.0078900000

50 dirhams coin Qatar (Tamim)

The nickel-clad steel coin of 50 dirhams is the highest value coin in use in Qatar. Its value is equivalent to half a riyal. This coin, dated 2016 (1437) was issued during the reign of Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani. Its design features the Qatari coat of arms, with two crossed scimitars, a dhow sailing … Continued

You get: £0.03867

1 QAR = £0.0773300000

50 Faroese Kronur coin

The coin of 50 Faroese Kronur depicts a ram’s head. The coin is tri-metallic and has a security hologram. On the back side of the 50kr coin is the coat of arms of the Faroe Islands.

You get: £3.28605

1 FAK = £0.0657210000

Search

Filter by currency

By type