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50 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Bank of China 2010 issue)

This green colored fifty hong kong dollars note measures 148mm by 74mm. It features the Bank of China building and orchid flowers. The words ‘Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited’ are printed on the paper banknote. It has a gold-green reflective lion in the top right corner.

You get: £3.72800

1 HKD = £0.0745600000

50 Singapore Dollars banknote (President Encik Yusof bin Ishak)

This fifty dollars banknote shows the image of Encik Yusof bin Ishak, first Singaporean president. Both a paper version and a polymer plastic version of the $50 SGD note exist. On the backside of this blue note are musical instruments, including a violin.

You get: £23.35300

1 SGD = £0.4670600000

50 Spanish Pesetas banknote (Diego Velazquez)

The 50 Spanish pesetas banknote featuring the painter Diego Velazquez on the front also depicts the Prado Museum in Madrid, housing the world’s greatest collection of historic Spanish art. Velazquez’s painting La Rendición de Breda is shown on the reverse side of the note.

You get: £0.02050

1 ESP = £0.0004100000

50 Spanish Pesetas banknote (Eduardo Rosales)

This multicoloured 50 pesetas banknote from Spain depicts the Spanish painter Eduardo Rosales Gallinas. The image on the reverse is his painting The Death of Lucretia.

You get: £0.02050

1 ESP = £0.0004100000

50 Spanish Pesetas banknote (Marcelino Menendez)

The note of 50 cincuenta pesetas features Marcelino Menendez y Pelayo, Spanish historian. Text on the fifty pesetas banknote reads ‘El Banco De España’.

You get: £0.02050

1 ESP = £0.0004100000

50 Spanish Pesetas banknote (Santiago Ramon y Cajal)

This 50 pesetas Spanish banknote has a portrait of the nobel-prize winning neuroscientist Santiago Ramón y Cajal. The monument to Cajal in Madrid is depicted on the back of the note.

You get: £0.02050

1 ESP = £0.0004100000

The Royal Bank of Scotland plc 5 Pounds banknote (1982-1986 series)

The note of five pounds sterling has an image of Culzean Castle in Maybole, Scotland. Text on the banknote reads ‘The Royal Bank of Scotland plc’.

You get: £4.25000

1 SCP = £0.8500000000

Twenty Dollars National Currency banknote brown seal

This Federal Reserve twenty dollar bill has a brown seal and Andrew Jackson, seventh President, on the front. The White House is depicted on the reverse of the $20 USD note.

You get: £12.31480

1 USD = £0.6157400000

Ulster Bank Limited 20 Pounds banknote (series 1990-2012)

This twenty pounds sterling banknote measures 149mm by 80mm. Printed on the paper note is the text ‘Ulster Bank Limited’. The purple colored £20 Northern Irish banknote features a view on Belfast harbour.

You get: £18.40000

1 NIP = £0.9200000000

1 British Pound banknote (white note)

This British one pound white banknote with black text shows a seated Britannia in the top left corner. Britannia the goddess was a 2nd century personification of the Roman province Britannia, and was adopted as the seal of the Bank of England when it was granted its charter in 1694.

You get: £10.00000

1 GBP = £10.0000000000

1 Dutch Guilder banknote (Muntbiljet 1943)

This 1 Gulden banknote was a means of payment in the Netherlands during the German occupation in WWII. The portrait of Queen Wilhelmina is on the front side. The Dutch coat of arms is shown on the back side.

You get: £0.09191

1 NLG = £0.0919100000

10 Pfennig banknote Germany (Land Baden 1947)

This German 10 pfennig note features two shields. The 0.10 mark bill contains the words ‘Land Baden 1947’ and ‘Dieser Geldschein wird bis auf Widerruf bei allen Landeskassen zum Nennwert in Zahlung genommen’.

You get: £0.02920

1 DEM = £0.2920300000

100 Belgian Francs 20 Belgas banknote (type Vloors gray Dutch-French)

The banknote of 100 francs – 20 belgas shows the images of King Albert I and Queen Elisabeth. Printed on the note is the text ‘banqve nationale de Belgique’.

You get: £0.18700

1 BFR = £0.0018700000

100 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Bank of China 2010 issue)

Printed on the paper banknote is the text ‘Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited’. The note of one hundred hong kong dollars is 152mm wide by 77mm high.

You get: £7.45600

1 HKD = £0.0745600000

100 rupees Central Bank of Ceylon banknote (S.W.R.D. Bandaranaike portrait series)

S.W.R.D. Bandaranaike, Prime Minister of Ceylon (later Sri Lanka) is the man with glasses on the portrait of the old Rs100 rupees banknote from Ceylon. The back side of the One Hundred Rupees bill shows a scene from the Sigiriya Fresco, decoring the sides of the ancient rock fortress Lion Rock in Sri Lanka’s northern … Continued

You get: £0.14000

1 LKR = £0.0014000000

100 Singapore Dollars banknote (President Encik Yusof bin Ishak)

The banknote of one hundred dollars shows the first President of Singapore, Encik Yusof bin Ishak. The $100 SGD note is issued in a paper and a polymer plastic version. On the backside of this orange and brown colored note is an image of the St John’s Ambulance Brigade and a National Police cadet.

You get: £46.70600

1 SGD = £0.4670600000

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50 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Bank of China 2010 issue)

50 Singapore Dollars banknote (President Encik Yusof bin Ishak)

50 Spanish Pesetas banknote (Diego Velazquez)

50 Spanish Pesetas banknote (Eduardo Rosales)

50 Spanish Pesetas banknote (Marcelino Menendez)

50 Spanish Pesetas banknote (Santiago Ramon y Cajal)

The Royal Bank of Scotland plc 5 Pounds banknote (1982-1986 series)

Twenty Dollars National Currency banknote brown seal

Ulster Bank Limited 20 Pounds banknote (series 1990-2012)

1 British Pound banknote (white note)

1 Dutch Guilder banknote (Muntbiljet 1943)

10 Pfennig banknote Germany (Land Baden 1947)

100 Belgian Francs 20 Belgas banknote (type Vloors gray Dutch-French)

100 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Bank of China 2010 issue)

100 rupees Central Bank of Ceylon banknote (S.W.R.D. Bandaranaike portrait series)

100 Singapore Dollars banknote (President Encik Yusof bin Ishak)

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