Exchange Cypriot Pound Banknotes
2500 years ago, currency was first introduced into Cyprus around the 6th century BC. The currency was further developed as the country’s political values changed. Every single ruler of the country introduced their monetary unit.
Cyprus has had all the following currencies in circulation: the stater, the obol, Roman and Byzantine coins, the gross, the dinar, the cartzi, the para, the piastre and the pound.
The Cypriot pound was first introduced in 1879 and was equal to one British Pound Sterling. In 1960, the official currency became the Cypriot Pound (CY) after the country declared its independence and the Republic of Cyprus was established.
To start with the pound was subdivided into 1000 mils. However, in 1983, a new denomination, the cent, was introduced to replace the mil and this was divided into 100 cents instead of 1000 mils. Notes were minted in denominations of CYP1, CYP5, CYP10 and CYP20.
What will Cash 4 Coins Exchange?
Exchange Cypriot banknotes for cash today.
Many of us have enjoyed long, lazy days in the sun on holiday in Cyprus. Many of us have also probably got Cypriot Pound notes that we did not manage to spend. And since Cyprus has now changed to the Euro, you can’t spend your Cyprus Pounds in the country or exchange them at any banks in the UK. However, we’ll exchange Cyprus Pound notes and Cyprus banknotes for cash.
We exchange ALL Cypriot currency, including:
