Polymer bank notes are not exempt from criticism as they are harder to fold, and, in some cases, the colors applied to the ...

The Jordan Post is set to release a new commemorative stamp series celebrating the rich heritage and artistic beauty of Arabic calligraphy. The collection will be available to the public and ...

Gold prices in Jordan have risen "sharply" since the beginning of the year, mirroring international trends pushing the ...

This smart and practical wallet, made from treated and oiled quality buffalo leather, has space for cards, banknotes and coins, and can be personalised with their initials embossed on the front or ...

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The first coins were struck in the British Isles 2000 years ago using designs copied from Greek coins. Following the Roman invasion of Britain in AD 43, the Roman coinage system was introduced. After ...

Q: What is the Kuwaiti Dinar worth against the Jordanian Dinar? A: One Kuwaiti Dinar is worth 2.3047 Jordanian Dinars today Q: Is the Kuwaiti Dinar going up or down against the Jordanian Dinar?

Jordan doesn’t have the oil resources of its well-heeled neighbors, but its government runs a tight ship on exchange rates, which keeps the value of its dinar high. The Omani Rial’s value is tied to ...

This photograph taken on April 6, 2018, in Lausanne shows both sides of a Swiss ten franc banknote ... where the Jordanian dinar has plunged since King Hussein's return from the US last week ...

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For the first time, the amount of banknotes and coins in circulation (BCC) exceeded 24 billion dinars on Friday, March 28, 2025, according to data from the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT). This marks an ...