Algeria 100 Dinars Coin (Ali La Pointe)
£0.159795
1 DZD = £0.001598
Algeria 100 Dinars coins, including commemorative issues such as this Ali La Pointe design, can be converted into British Pounds through our UK-based exchange service. These coins are not handled by banks, but they can still be processed and exchanged through a specialist provider.
Is this Algerian 100 Dinars coin accepted for exchange?
Yes, this coin is eligible for exchange. Even though it was issued as a commemorative design and may not be widely circulated, it can still be converted into cash using our service.
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 |
100 Dinars |
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Type |
Commemorative coin |
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Composition |
Bi-metallic |
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Status |
Not accepted by UK banks |
About the Algerian 100 Dinars Coin
This 100 Dinars coin stands apart from standard circulation designs due to its commemorative nature. It honours Ali La Pointe, a prominent figure associated with Algeria’s struggle for independence, and combines portraiture with modern minting techniques.
Obverse
The obverse presents a large “100” at the centre, set within a textured inner core that contrasts with the smoother outer ring. The numerals are bold and evenly spaced, making the denomination immediately clear.
Around the outer ring, Arabic inscriptions curve along the top and bottom edges, identifying the country and currency. Small stars are positioned on either side, acting as visual markers that balance the composition. The bi-metallic contrast between the inner and outer sections enhances clarity and gives the coin a distinctive presence.
Reverse
The reverse features a portrait of Ali La Pointe, shown facing forward. The engraving captures facial features and expressions in a simplified yet recognisable style, placing emphasis on identity over heavy detailing.
Along the outer ring, inscriptions reference the commemorative context, including the dates 1957 and 1960 on either side of the portrait, marking key moments in the figure’s life. Additional inscriptions appear along the lower edge, including corresponding dates in the Islamic calendar and a modern issue date.
The layout is clean and focused, keeping the portrait as the central point of attention.
Why coins like this are not accepted by banks
Even higher-denomination or commemorative coins are not accepted by most banks. This is due to operational constraints such as handling costs, lack of processing systems, and the inability to repatriate coinage efficiently.
As a result, coins like this require a specialist exchange route.
How are your Algerian 100 Dinars coins valued
We apply a fixed exchange rate based on denomination and processing factors. This ensures consistency and allows you to see the value instantly.
You can check the total by adding your coins to your account.
How to exchange your coins
- Enter how many 100-Dinar coins you have
- Add them to your account
- View your total exchange value straight away
You can then complete your submission.
Where this coin is typically found
This type of coin is often kept as a souvenir, stored alongside other travel currency, or retained in collections due to its commemorative nature.
Do you accept other Algerian denominations?
Yes, we accept a wide range of Algerian coins across different denominations and issue types. These can be submitted together for a combined exchange value.
FAQ: Algeria 100 Dinars Coins (Ali La Pointe Issue)
Can I exchange Algeria 100 Dinars commemorative coins in the UK?
Yes, even commemorative coins like this can be exchanged through specialist services, although banks do not accept them.
Is this coin still legal tender?
It may not be in regular circulation and cannot be used or exchanged through UK banks.
Why are commemorative coins not accepted by banks?
Banks do not process foreign coins of any type due to handling and logistical limitations.
How do I know what my coin is worth?
The value is shown instantly when you add it to your account, based on a fixed pricing model.
Can I send other currencies with this coin?
Yes, you can include multiple coins and banknotes in the same transaction.
How long does payment take?
Payment is typically made within 5 working days after processing.
What is the safest way to send this coin?
We recommend using a tracked and insured postal service such as Royal Mail Special Delivery.
Exchange your Algerian coins with confidence
If you have Algerian 100 Dinars coins, you can use our service to exchange foreign coins and notes and receive a fixed payment without relying on banks or traditional exchange providers.
Fast turnaround
We send your money within 5 working days of receiving your currency.
We’ll send your money by bank transfer, PayPal or cheque. You can also donate your exchange to a charity of your choice.
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After counting your leftover coins and banknotes we’ll pay you within 5 working days. Get your payment quickly via PayPal or bank transfer.
No hidden charges
We don’t have any hidden charges, you will see our rates before you send any notes or coins. You receive the full value of the calculated exchange.
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We also exchange discontinued foreign money. You can cash in all pre-euro currency as well as most obsolete currencies from outside the Eurozone.
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We check your foreign currency and produce a formal quote, if you’re not happy we guarantee to send your currency back to you, absolutely free of charge.
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