Ukrainian Currency.

 The national currency of Ukraine is the Hryvnia (UAH). The majority of visitors to Ukraine decide to bring with them either travellers cheques or American Dollars. Travellers cheques can easily be changed in the banks of Kiev and American Dollars can be changed at an exchange bureau. There is an exchange bureau on nearly every street in Kiev. The city also has many cash machines which accept all major credit cards. Ukrainian currency is decimalised, so 100 Kopeks = 1 Hryvnia (UAH). Ukrainian currency comes in these denominations:

1 Kopek (obverse)

2 Kopecks (obverse)

5 Kopecks (obverse)

10 Kopecks (obverse)

1 Kopek (reverse)

2 Kopecks (reverse)

5 Kopecks (reverse)

10 Kopecks (reverse)

50 Kopecks (obverse)

25 Kopecks (obverse)

1 Hryvnia coin (obverse)

50 Kopecks (reverse)

25 Kopecks (reverse)

1 Hryvnia coin (reverse)

  
   

1 Hryvnia note (obverse) Prince Vladimir.

2 Hryvnia (obverse) Yaroslav The Wise.

1 Hryvnia note (reverse) Khersonnes.

2 Hryvnia (reverse) Cathedral.

5 Hryvnia (obverse) Bogdan Khmel'nitsky.

10 Hryvnia (obverse) Ivan Mazepa.

5 Hryvnia (reverse) Church.

10 Hryvnia (reverse) Pechersk Lavra (Cave Monastery).

20 Hryvnia (obverse) Lviv Opera Theatre.

50 Hryvnia (obverse) Mikail Grushevsky.

The older version of 20uah is still in circulation.

  

20 Hryvnia (reverse) Ivan Franko.

50 Hryvnia (reverse)

 

 The Building Of The Verhovnaya Rada Of Ukraine.(Parliament)

 

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100 Hryvnia (obverse) Taras Shevchenko.

200 Hryvnia (obverse) Leslia Ukrainka

 

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100 Hryvnia (reverse) Saint Sofia Cathedral.

200 Hryvnia (reverse) Castle Gate

 

  

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