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Exchange Croatian Kuna for Cash in the UK

We accept Croatian Kuna coins, current banknotes and withdrawn notes — including currency banks won't exchange.

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1. Add your Croatian Kuna

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 Croatian Kuna Exchange Rates

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Exchange Rates
Currency Type Rate (GBP)
Current Banknotes £0.000000
Withdrawn Notes £0.057880
Croatian Kuna Coins £0.005744

Last updated: 5 July 2026 at 13:00

Croatian Kuna Banknotes & Coins We Accept

To exchange your Croatian Kuna for cash, select the coins or banknotes you want to add to your account below.

About Croatian Kuna Exchange

The Croatian Kuna (HRK) was the official currency of Croatia until the country adopted the Euro in January 2023, making all Kuna banknotes and coins withdrawn from circulation. We accept all denominations of Croatian Kuna banknotes and coins, including older series and damaged notes.

Current Croatian Kuna Banknotes

As Croatia has now joined the eurozone, there are no longer any current Kuna banknotes in circulation — all issues are considered withdrawn. The final series of Kuna notes, including denominations such as the 100 Kuna and the 1000 Kuna, are all now fully withdrawn, though we still exchange every denomination we receive.

Old Series & Damaged Notes

Unlike most high street exchanges, we accept older withdrawn Kuna banknotes alongside more recent issues — including early 1993-dated notes such as the 500 Kuna issued in 1993 and the 50 Kuna issued in 1993, as well as everything in between. We also accept damaged notes, provided they remain at least 50% intact, though the rate offered may be slightly lower to reflect condition.

Croatian Kuna Coins

We exchange Croatian Kuna coins, including Lipa subdivisions such as the 50 Lipa and 10 Lipa, as well as Kuna denomination coins including the 1 Kuna and 5 Kuna. Coins are accepted across all denominations, though the exchange rate is slightly lower than for banknotes due to the additional handling involved. If you also have leftover currency from neighbouring countries, we exchange Bosnia and Herzegovina Convertible Marks and Serbian Dinara too.

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

Croatian Kuna Exchange FAQ

Is the Croatian Kuna still valid currency?

No. Croatia adopted the Euro in January 2023, at which point the Kuna ceased to be legal tender. All Kuna banknotes and coins are now withdrawn, but we are still able to exchange them for British pounds.

Can I still exchange my Kuna at a Croatian bank?

The Croatian National Bank offered a redemption period for Kuna following the switch to the Euro, but that window has now closed for most purposes. If you have leftover Kuna brought back from a holiday to Croatia, we can exchange both banknotes and coins on your behalf.

Do you accept old 1993-dated Croatian Kuna notes?

Yes, we do. The earliest Kuna banknotes were issued in 1993 when Croatia introduced the currency after independence, and we accept these alongside later issues. The rate for older or worn notes may be slightly lower, but all denominations are welcome.

How do I send my Croatian Kuna to you and when will I be paid?

Simply pack up your Kuna banknotes and coins and post them to us at your own arrangement — many customers returning from trips to the Dalmatian coast find this the easiest way to clear leftover currency. Once we receive and verify your notes and coins, payment is made within 5 working days via bank transfer or PayPal. If you are not happy with our offer, we will return your currency free of charge.

Do you accept Croatian Lipa coins as well as Kuna banknotes?

Yes! The Lipa was the subdivision of the Kuna, with 100 Lipa to 1 Kuna, and we accept coins including the 10, 20, and 50 Lipa denominations. We also accept whole Kuna denomination coins, so there is no need to separate them before sending.

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