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1 Australian Dollar banknote (Commonwealth of Australia)

The banknote of one dollar depicts the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, Monarch of Australia. On the paper banknote a caption reads ‘Commonwealth of Australia’.

You get: £0.34362

1 AUD = £0.3436200000

1 Belarusian Ruble coin

The 1 Rubel coin from Belarus is made of copper-nickel plated steel. Elements on the simple design include the National Emblem of Belarus and a Ručnik pattern, similar to the one on the Belarusian flag.

You get: £0.12587

1 BYN = £0.1258700000

1 Chinese Yuan coin (National Emblem)

The 1991-1999 version of the 1 Chinese Yuan coin features a flower and the National Emblem of China, containing five stars and the Palace Museum on Tiananmen Square in Beijing. The coin is made of nickel plated steel, has a diameter of 25mm and a weight of 6.10 grams.

You get: £0.04030

1 CNY = £0.0403000000

1 Danish Krone coin Frederik IX (copper-nickel)

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

You get: £0.08806

1 DKK = £0.0880600000

1 Euro coin

This 1 euro coin has a diameter of 23.25mm and weighs 7.5 grams. The bi-metallic €1 piece features a map of the European Union on the front side. The back side is different for each Eurozone country.

You get: £0.74023

1 EUR = £0.7402300000

1 Georgian Lari coin

The coin of ₾1 Georgian lari features the coat of arms of the Republic of Georgia. Elements on the 2006-dated coin include two lions, a shield and St George riding a horse. The cupro-nickel 1 GEL piece weighs 8 grams and measures 26.2mm in diameter.

You get: £0.11750

1 GEL = £0.1175000000

1 Gibraltar Pound coin

This one pound piece features the portrait of Gibraltar’s head of state, Queen Elizabeth II. Text on the nickel-brass coin reads ‘Elizabeth II Gibraltar’.

You get: £0.75000

1 GIP = £0.7500000000

1 Guernsey Pound coin

The coin of one pound features the portrait of Elizabeth II, The Duke of Normandy. Text on the nickel-brass coin reads ‘Elizabeth II Bailwick of Guernsey’.

You get: £0.87500

1 GGP = £0.8750000000

1 Jersey Pound coin

The coin of one pound has the image of the bust of The Queen, Sovereign of the Channel Islands. On the nickel-brass piece, the inscription reads ‘Elizabeth II Bailwick of Jersey’.

You get: £0.87500

1 JEP = £0.8750000000

1 Kroon coin Estonia

The Estonian 1 Kroon coin has the text Eesti Vabariik meaning Republic of Estonia on one side, and the Estonian coat of arms on the reverse. It is made from aluminium-bronze, weighs 5 grams and is 23.25mm in diameter.

You get: £0.03003

1 EEK = £0.0300300000

1 Lats coin Latvia

The Latvian one lats coin has a large version of the Latvia coat of arms and date of issue on the obverse, and the denomination and a leaping salmon that represents the rivers and lakes. It is made from a copper and nickel alloy, measures 21.75mm in diameter, and weighs 4.8 grams.

You get: £0.69164

1 LVL = £0.6916400000

1 Lev coin Bulgaria

This 1 Lev coin bi-metallic coin from Bulgaria has a copper-nickel core and brass outer ring, and depicts St Ivan of Rila, the first Bulgarian hermit. The 1 Bulgarian new Lev piece has an 11 sided polygon (hendecagon) design inset against the outer edge on both sides of the coin.

You get: £0.25439

1 BGN = £0.2543900000

1 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1982)

The blue coloured 1982 version of the 2nd Series $1 Malaysian Ringgit bill shows Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan on the front side and Malaysia’s National Monument on the back side.

You get: £0.12108

1 MYR = £0.1210800000

1 Manx Pound coin

The Manx one pound coin is made from nickel brass. Like all the Isle of Man coins in circulation, it features the head of Queen Elizabeth II on one side, and the value on the back side. However, the image on the reverse of Manx coins varies depending on the year of issue.

You get: £0.87500

1 IMP = £0.8750000000

1 Mark ForumScheck DDR (1979)

This banknote of 1 mark was used for payments by Western visitors in East Germany during the Cold War. The brown colored ‘forum scheck’ has the text ‘Eine Mark’ printed on the front side.

You get: £0.01036

1 DEM = £0.0103600000

1 New Zealand dollar coin

The one New Zealand dollar coin has a weight of 8 grams and a diameter of 23mm. The aluminium-bronze $1 NZD piece features a kiwi bird. The one dollar coin from New Zealand is also called a ‘Kiwi Dollar’.

You get: £0.23392

1 NZD = £0.2339200000

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1 Australian Dollar banknote (Commonwealth of Australia)

1 Belarusian Ruble coin

1 Chinese Yuan coin (National Emblem)

1 Danish Krone coin Frederik IX (copper-nickel)

1 Euro coin

1 Georgian Lari coin

1 Gibraltar Pound coin

1 Guernsey Pound coin

1 Jersey Pound coin

1 Kroon coin Estonia

1 Lats coin Latvia

1 Lev coin Bulgaria

1 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1982)

1 Manx Pound coin

1 Mark ForumScheck DDR (1979)

1 New Zealand dollar coin

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