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10 Eastern Caribbean dollars banknote (holographic security thread)

The blue coloured $10 dollar note from the Eastern Caribbean has a hologram security strip. On the back side of the note is a view on Admiralty Bay and the sailing ship The Warspite.

You get: £1.95000

1 XCD = £0.1950000000

10 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Pyramids)

This Egyptian ten pounds bill has an image of the Sultan Hassan Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. On the £10 banknote a caption reads ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.06630

1 EGP = £0.0066300000

10 Estonian Krooni banknote (Jakob Hurt)

This kumme krooni banknote portrays Jakob Hurt, Estonian folklorist. Text on the red colored paper note reads ‘Eesti Pank’. The tree on the back of the bill is a Tamme-Lauri oak.

You get: £0.31060

1 EEK = £0.0310600000

10 French Francs banknote Mineur (miner)

The French note of 10 dix francs has an image of a miner (mineur) and cows. Text on the pre-1958 ten French francs banknote reads ‘Banque de France’.

You get: £0.00640

1 FRF = £0.0006400000

10 Gambian Dalasis banknote (Ferry)

On the front of the 10 Gambian Dalasis banknote, you’ll find a pigeon perched on a branch. On the flip side of this 10 GMD bill, the note takes you on a maritime journey. You’ll spot the ferry Kinta Kinteh sailing gracefully across the ocean waves.

You get: £0.06720

1 GMD = £0.0067200000

10 Halalas coin Saudi Arabia

This coin of 10 halalas from Saudi Arabia features the Saudi coat of arms: two crossed swords under a palm tree. The ten halalas coin has a value equivalent to 0.10 Saudi Riyals.

You get: £0.00751

1 SAR = £0.0750600000

10 Kopeks coin Belarus

This coin of 10 kopeks is gold-coloured, weighs 2.80 grams and measures 17.7mm in diameter. The pattern inside the zero of the ’10’, on the obverse side of the 0.10 BYN piece, is a traditional Belarusian ‘nabozhnyk’ embroidery.

You get: £0.01259

1 BYN = £0.1258700000

10 Kuwaiti Dinar banknote (6th Issue)

The banknote of 10 Kuwaiti dinar shows the national animal of Kuwait, the falcon, as well as a camel. The building on the red and multicolour 10 KWD bill is Kuwait’s National Assembly in Kuwait City.

You get: £19.01120

1 KWD = £1.9011200000

10 Lao Kip banknote

On the front side of the brown-coloured 10 Lao Kip banknote are workers at a lumber mil. The back side of the old ₭10 LAK bill shows scenes in a hospital including a patient undergoing surgery.

You get: £0.00020

1 LAK = £0.0000200000

10 Malaysian Ringgit (2nd series 1989)

The red coloured banknote of $10 Malaysian Ringgit has, like all Malay banknotes, Tuanku Abdul Rahman ibni Almarhum Tuanku Muhammad’s portrait on the front side. The back side of the 1989 RM10 bill features Kuala Lumpur’s old railway station built by the British in 1910.

You get: £1.21080

1 MYR = £0.1210800000

10 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 2015

The ten NZ dollar has a portrait of women’s rights activist Kate Sheppard. On the back side of the 10 New Zealand dollar bill is a blue ‘whio’ duck with ducklings. The text on the polymer $10 Kiwi dollar note is in English and Maori.

You get: £3.45800

1 NZD = £0.3458000000

10 Nigerian Naira paper banknote (Alvan Ikoku)

The paper 10 Nigerian Naira banknote has the same design and dimensions as the polymer ₦10 note. Both notes feature the portrait of statesman Alvan Ikoku on the front side and two women with baskets on heads on the back side. The paper 10 naira bill was replaced by a polymer version to lengthen the … Continued

You get: £0.00030

1 NGN = £0.0000300000

10 Pence coin Gibraltar

This ten pence coin features The Queen. Text on the copper-nickel coin reads ‘Elizabeth II Gibraltar’. The Gibraltar Pound is subdivided into 100 pence.

You get: £0.07500

1 GIP = £0.7500000000

10 Pence coin Great Britain

The British coin of ten pence sterling portrays HM The Queen and a heraldic lion. The nickel plated steel 10p piece shows the words ‘ELIZABETH II D G REG F D’.

You get: £0.09200

1 GBP = £0.9200000000

10 Pence coin Guernsey

The piece of ten pence shows Her Majesty Elizabeth II, Sovereign of the Channel Islands. On the nickel plated steel coin, the inscription reads ‘Elizabeth II Bailwick of Guernsey’.

You get: £0.08750

1 GGP = £0.8750000000

10 Pence coin Isle of Man

The ten pence piece from the Isle of Man is a silver-coloured coin. Like the Manx five pence, the older 10 pence coins are copper-nickel, but these have been replaced by copper-nickel plated steel.

You get: £0.08750

1 IMP = £0.8750000000

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