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5 cents coin Cyprus

This 5 Cypriot cents coin depicts a bull head with two flowers on the obverse side. The reverse side features the coat of arms of Cyprus, showing a shield with a dove carrying an olive branch over the year 1960, the year of Cypriot independence from British rule.

You get: £0.00150

1 CYP = £0.0300000000

5 Cents coin Singapore (Third series)

The brass-plated 5 cent coin from the third series has the Singapore coat of arms on one side, and depicts the Esplanade and waterfront area on the other. The 5c piece weighs 1.7 grams and measures 16.75mm in diameter.

You get: £0.01470

1 SGD = £0.2939700000

5 cents coin South Africa (nickel)

The nickel coin of 5c from South Africa features the country’s national bird, the blue crane, listed as vulnerable by the IUCN. On the reverse side of coins issued between 1965 and 1969 is the portrait of Dutch Navigator Jan van Riebeeck. Coins issued between 1970 and 1989 feature the South African coat of arms.

You get: £0.00097

1 ZAR = £0.0193500000

5 CFP francs coin (Polynésie Française)

The aluminium coin of ₣5 from French Polynesia features the Roman goddess Minerva holding a torch. The coin has the text ‘IEOM” which stands for Institut d’émission d’outre-mer.

You get: £0.01035

1 XPF = £0.0020700000

5 Chilean Pesos coin

The gold-coloured Chilean $5 Peso coin is octagonal (8 sided). Although it is the same shape and size as the aluminium 1 Peso coin, it is more than twice the weight due to its aluminium-bronze composition.

You get: £0.00205

1 CLP = £0.0004100000

5 Cypriot Pounds banknote (Ancient Theater)

The banknote of five pounds measures 148mm by 74mm. Printed on the paper note is the text ‘Kibris merkez bankasi’. The banknote features an ancient Greek theater.

You get: £0.69210

1 CYP = £0.1384200000

5 Dirhams coin Morocco (2002)

This coin of 5 Moroccan dirhams from the 2002 version features the first portrait type of King Mohammed VI. The bimetallic coin weighs 7.5 grams and measures 2.5cm across.

You get: £0.19150

1 MAD = £0.0383000000

5 Fils coin Kuwait

The 5 fils coin is the smallest coin found in everyday use in Kuwait. Its value is equivalent to 0.005 Kuwaiti dinar. The nickel brass plated steel coin features a traditional arab sailing vessel, known as ‘dhow’.

You get: £0.00573

1 KWD = £1.1452500000

5 Fils coin UAE

The 5 fils coin from the United Arab Emirates weighs 2.2 grams and has a diameter of 17mm. On the bronze piece of 5 Emirati fils is a fish and text in Arabic.

You get: £0.00556

1 AED = £0.1111300000

5 Georgian Laris banknote (Ivane Javakhishvili)

This 5 Georgian Lari banknote features the historian Ivane Javakhishvili on the front, and Tbilisi State University that is named after him on the reverse. This banknote is the lowest value banknote currently in use in Georgia, the Eurasian country in the Caucasus.

You get: £0.08680

1 GEL = £0.0173600000

5 Israeli Lirot banknote (Henrietta Szold)

Henrietta Szold, founder of Hadassah , the Women’s Organization of America, is pictured on this banknote of 5 Israeli lirot from 1973. On the back side of the old I£5 ILP note is an image of Lions’ Gate, the only east facing gate in the wall of the Old City of Jerusalem.

You get: £0.02000

1 ILP = £0.0040000000

5 Kurus coin Turkey

The 5 kurus coin from Turkey has a weight of 2.9 grams and a diameter of 17.5mm. The image of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk is on the reverse side. On the obverse side is the star and crescent moon along with the tree of life.

You get: £0.00044

1 TRY = £0.0087500000

5 New Taiwan Dollars coin

The five dollar coin shows the Chinese leader Chiang Kai-shek, who came to power in 1928, and ruled until 1975. The 5 Taiwan yuan coin weighs 4.4 grams and measures 22mm across.

You get: £0.05585

1 TWD = £0.0111700000

5 Pakistani Rupees banknote (Gwadar Sea Port)

The obverse side of this 5 Pakistani rupees note shows a portrait of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan. The reverse side of this banknote shows Gwadar Port situated on the Arabian Sea.

You get: £0.00635

1 PKR = £0.0012700000

5 Pence coin Ireland

The Irish shilling coin of 5p displays the word ‘Eire’. The irish name of the coin is Cúig phingin. There is a large and small version of the 5p coin, we accept both versions. We also exchange the pre-decimal shilling 1s coin, featuring a bull.

You get: £0.03554

1 IEP = £0.7108100000

5 Zambian Kwacha banknote (Lion)

Zambia’s national bird, the fish eagle, and a Mopane tree are featured on the front of this 5 Zambian Kwacha bill. The reverse side of this K5 ZMW note features a lion head, a cassava plant and the Freedom Statue in Lusaka.

You get: £0.13755

1 ZMW = £0.0275100000

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