There are two types of this note. If the watermark shows King Hussein (a young king at the time), then this is the most common note and is worth $50 to $500, depending on condition. $500 would be the value if it's in undisputably mint condition. if the watermark shows King Abdullah I (older and wearing a turban), then this is a scarcer variety and is worth up to $1,000 in mint condition. In used condition, however, it is still in the same range (perhaps a little more) than the more common type. $70-$100 used. I found this site www.JordanCurrency.com and it discusses all these notes and more.
In Kuwait, there are 5 different coins in circulation. 100 fils = 35 cents ($US) - This is 1/10th of a Kuwaiti Dinar 50 fils = 18 cents ($US) 20 fils = 8 cents ($US) 10 fils = 4 cents ($US) 5 fils = 2 cents ($US) Banknotes are as follows: 20KD (Kuwaiti Dinars) = $US 69.20 10KD = $US 34.60 5KD = $US 17.30 1KD = $US 3.46 Half-Dinar (500 fils) = $US 1.73 Quarter-Dinar 250 fils = 87 cents ($US) These conversions were calculated on 31st January, 2009 at www.xe.com It is worth noting that the Kuwaiti Dinar is the highest valued unit of currency in the world. Meaning: 1x Kuwaiti Dinar is worth more than 1x of any other currency.
It is 500.
500
As a product of its prime factors in exponents it is: 22*53 = 500
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It was worth exactly 500 pounds in 1949.
500 fils bahrain coins to change to us dollar?
The value of currency changes each day. As of August 12, 2014 the value of 500 Dinar in Bahrain is worth 1,325.91 in US Dollars.
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1000-500
I own a signed card of Michael Jordan and I believe it's worth a little over $500
in the michael jordan value book a few years go 1 ca wasworth 500.oo
Somewhere around $250-$500. They're quite scarce.
In Kuwait, there are 5 different coins in circulation. 100 fils = 35 cents ($US) - This is 1/10th of a Kuwaiti Dinar 50 fils = 18 cents ($US) 20 fils = 8 cents ($US) 10 fils = 4 cents ($US) 5 fils = 2 cents ($US) Banknotes are as follows: 20KD (Kuwaiti Dinars) = $US 69.20 10KD = $US 34.60 5KD = $US 17.30 1KD = $US 3.46 Half-Dinar (500 fils) = $US 1.73 Quarter-Dinar 250 fils = 87 cents ($US) These conversions were calculated on 31st January, 2009 at www.xe.com It is worth noting that the Kuwaiti Dinar is the highest valued unit of currency in the world. Meaning: 1x Kuwaiti Dinar is worth more than 1x of any other currency.
Depending on condition anywhere between $500-$800 USD.
By the question it is assumed that the gun was new in 1949 and would have been made in 1948 or 1949. To value this gun, it will depend on original condition. Typically these front trigger safety guns sell from $350-$500 on the average. A near mint gun could get to $1000 mark, but a professional appraisal is reccomended.
Bill Holland