Algeria 10 Centimes Coin (Issued 1984-1989)
£0.000016
1 DZD = £0.000165
If you have Algerian 10 Centimes coins from the 1984 to 1989 issue, you can convert them into British Pounds using our UK-based exchange service. We handle coins that are no longer accepted by banks or standard exchange providers.
Can you exchange this Algerian 10 Centimes coin?
Yes, this coin can still be exchanged through specialist services. While it is no longer commonly used and cannot be deposited in the UK, it can still be converted into cash through our process.
Key information
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Feature |
Detail |
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Country |
Algeria |
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Currency |
Algerian Dinar |
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Denomination |
10 Centimes |
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Years issued |
1984 to 1989 |
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Composition |
Aluminium |
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Status |
Withdrawn |
About the Algeria 10 Centimes Coin
The Algeria 10 Centimes coin issued between 1984 and 1989 represents a later stage in the development of Algerian coinage, with a simpler and more modern design compared to earlier post-independence issues. The coin focuses on clarity and durability while incorporating symbolic national imagery.
Obverse
The obverse is centred on a large “10” numeral, clearly indicating the denomination. The number is set within a circular inner field, giving it prominence and making it easily recognisable in circulation.
Surrounding the central figure is an Arabic inscription running along the outer ring, identifying the currency and issuing authority. The inscription forms a continuous circular band, framing the denomination and providing a structured layout. Small decorative elements appear at the base of the design, adding subtle detail without distracting from the central value.
Reverse
The reverse features a stylised palm tree standing upright at the centre of the coin. The trunk and fronds are engraved with fine detail, giving the tree a textured and natural appearance. The palm tree is a recognisable symbol associated with the region, reflecting themes of environment and heritage.
Beneath the tree appears the year “1984” in Western numerals, marking the date of issue for this particular example. On either side of the tree are small decorative motifs that balance the composition. The design is clean and open, allowing the central image to stand out clearly.
Why Algerian coins are not accepted by banks
Foreign coins are generally not accepted by banks or exchange bureaus due to practical limitations. These include the cost of handling and transporting coins, the lack of infrastructure for processing them, and the focus of most providers on banknotes rather than coinage.
As a result, coins such as these are often left unused unless exchanged through a specialist service.
What value will you receive for Algerian 10 Centimes coins?
We use a fixed pricing system for all coins in our database. The value is determined by denomination and processing factors rather than individual negotiation.
You can view the exact total by adding your coins to your account.
How the exchange process works
Enter the quantity of Algerian 10 Centimes coins
Add them to your account
View your total exchange value instantly
You can then complete your submission when ready.
Where these coins are typically found
Coins like these are often found in stored travel money, old collections, charity donations, or retained business change. They are commonly kept long after they fall out of everyday use.
Do you accept other Algerian coins?
Yes, we accept a wide range of Algerian denominations from different periods. These can be submitted together to produce a combined value.
FAQ: Algeria 10 Centimes Coins (1984 to 1989 Issue)
Can I exchange Algerian 10 Centimes coins in the UK?
Yes, although banks do not accept them, they can be exchanged through specialist services like ours.
Are Algerian 10 Centimes coins from this period still legal tender?
Coins from this period are no longer widely used and are not accepted by UK banks.
Why do banks refuse Algerian coins?
Banks do not process foreign coins due to cost and logistical constraints.
How is the exchange value calculated?
We apply a fixed rate based on denomination and processing factors. The value is visible online before sending.
Can I include other currencies in the same submission?
Yes, multiple currencies can be included together.
How long does payment take?
Payment is typically made within 5 working days after processing.
What is the safest way to send Algerian 10 Centimes coins?
We recommend using a tracked and insured postal service such as Royal Mail Special Delivery.
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