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Exchange Azerbaijani Manat for Cash in the UK

We accept Azerbaijani Manat coins, current banknotes and withdrawn notes — including currency banks won't exchange.

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1. Add your Azerbaijani Manat

Select the notes and coins you want to exchange

2. Send your currency

Post your currency using our free secure envelope

3. Get paid to your bank

Receive payment within 5 working days

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Current Azerbaijani Manat Exchange Rates

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Exchange Rates
Currency Type Rate (GBP)
Current Banknotes £0.222544
Withdrawn Notes £0.000000
Azerbaijani Manat Coins £0.000000

Last updated: 5 July 2026 at 13:00

About Azerbaijani Manat Exchange

The Azerbaijani Manat (AZN) is the official currency of Azerbaijan, a country at the crossroads of Eastern Europe and Western Asia along the Caspian Sea. We accept all denominations of Azerbaijani Manat banknotes and coins, including older series and damaged notes.

Current Azerbaijani Manat Banknotes

The current Manat banknotes include a range of denominations, with the most commonly encountered being the 10 Manat and the higher-value 200 Manat notes first issued in 2018. We accept all denominations across the full range, including lower values such as the 1 and 5 Manat notes.

Old Series & Damaged Notes

Unlike most high street exchanges, we also buy older Azerbaijani Manat banknotes, including the series first issued in 2005 — such as the 50 Manat and 100 Manat notes from that period. Damaged notes are considered provided they remain at least 50% intact, though the rate offered may be slightly lower than for clean, current notes.

Azerbaijani Manat Coins

Azerbaijan’s subdivision currency, the Qapik, is issued in a range of coin denominations. We accept all of them, including the 20 Qapik and 50 Qapik coins first issued in 2006, as well as smaller denominations such as the 1, 3, 5, and 10 Qapik. Coin exchange rates are slightly lower than banknote rates due to the additional handling involved.

Why Exchange With Us?

  • Competitive exchange rates updated daily
  • Accept coins and damaged notes that banks won’t take
  • We verify your currency and pay you within 5 working days
  • No hidden fees or charges

Azerbaijani Manat Exchange FAQ

Is the Azerbaijani Manat still in use today?

Yes, the Azerbaijani Manat is the current official currency of Azerbaijan and remains in everyday use. The modern Manat was redenominated in 2006, replacing the previous Manat at a rate of 5,000 old Manat to 1 new Manat, so if you have very old notes predating this reform they are a different currency entirely. Current AZN banknotes and coins are fully exchangeable with us.

Can I exchange Azerbaijani Manat banknotes from 2005?

Yes, we accept the earlier series of Azerbaijani Manat banknotes first issued in 2005, including denominations such as the 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100 Manat notes. These are treated as old series notes and exchanged at a rate that may be slightly lower than for the current 2018 issue. Simply send them in and we will assess and pay you within 5 working days.

Do you accept Azerbaijani Qapik coins?

Yes! We accept the full range of Azerbaijani Qapik coins first issued in 2006, from the 1 Qapik through to the 50 Qapik. Most currency exchange services in the UK will not touch foreign coins, so this is one of the areas where we can genuinely help. The exchange rate for coins is slightly lower than for banknotes to reflect the additional handling involved.

How do I send my Azerbaijani Manat to you, and when will I be paid?

You simply box up your Manat banknotes and coins and post them to us yourself using a postage method of your choice. Once we receive and verify your currency, we will pay you within 5 working days by bank transfer or PayPal. If for any reason you are not happy with the offer we make, we will return your currency free of charge — so there is no risk in sending it.

Can I exchange damaged or torn Azerbaijani Manat banknotes?

Yes, we do accept damaged Azerbaijani Manat notes, provided they are at least 50% intact — unlike most high street exchanges, which will typically refuse anything less than perfect condition. The rate for damaged notes is slightly lower than for clean, undamaged banknotes, but it means you can still recover some value from notes that would otherwise go unexchanged. If you are unsure whether your notes qualify, feel free to contact us before sending.

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