Exchange your Swiss Francs

Do you have leftover Swiss Francs? We offer a fast and easy way to exchange both current and withdrawn Swiss Francs banknotes and coins. Convert them into your local currency today with our quick and hassle-free exchange service.

CHF or Fr - CHF

5 Rappen Swiss Franc Coin First Issued 1981

£0.0379

1 CHF = £0.7572

10 Rappen Swiss Franc Coin First Issued 1879

£0.0757

1 CHF = £0.7572

20 Rappen Swiss Franc Coin First Issued 1850

£0.1514

1 CHF = £0.7572

1 Swiss Franc First Issued 1875

£0.7572

1 CHF = £0.7572

2 Swiss Francs First Issued 1874

£1.5144

1 CHF = £0.7572

5 Swiss Francs First Issued 1931

£3.7859

1 CHF = £0.7572

Swiss 10 Franc Banknote Front Issued 1992 Accepted For Exchange

Swiss 10 Franc Banknote Issued 1992

£6.2355

1 CHF = £0.6236

Swiss 10 Franc Banknote Front Issued 1969 Accepted For Exchange

Swiss 10 Franc Banknote Issued 1969

£6.2355

1 CHF = £0.6236

Swiss 20 Franc Banknote Front Issued 1978 Accepted For Exchange

Swiss 20 Franc Banknote Issued 1978

£12.4710

1 CHF = £0.6236

Swiss 20 Franc Banknote Front Issued 1976 Accepted For Exchange

Swiss 20 Franc Banknote Issued 1976

£12.4710

1 CHF = £0.6236

Swiss 50 Franc Banknote Front Issued 1988 Accepted For Exchange

Swiss 50 Franc Banknote Issued 1988

£31.1776

1 CHF = £0.6236

Swiss 50 Franc Banknote Front Issued 1961 Accepted For Exchange

Swiss 50 Franc Banknote Issued 1961

£31.1776

1 CHF = £0.6236

Swiss 100 Franc Banknote Front Issued 1993 Accepted For Exchange

Swiss 100 Franc Banknote Issued 1993

£62.3552

1 CHF = £0.6236

Swiss 100 Franc Banknote Front Issued 1969 Accepted For Exchange

Swiss 100 Franc Banknote Issued 1969

£62.3552

1 CHF = £0.6236

Swiss 500 Franc Banknote Front Issued 1992 Accepted For Exchange

Swiss 500 Franc Banknote Issued 1992

£311.7761

1 CHF = £0.6236

Swiss 500 Franc Banknote Front Issued 1974 Accepted For Exchange

Swiss 500 Franc Banknote Issued 1974

£311.7761

1 CHF = £0.6236

Swiss 1000 Franc Banknote Front Issued 1984 Accepted For Exchange

Swiss 1000 Franc Banknote Issued 1984

£623.5523

1 CHF = £0.6236

Swiss 1000 Franc Banknote Front Issued 1956 Accepted For Exchange

Swiss 1000 Franc Banknote Issued 1956

£623.5523

1 CHF = £0.6236

The Swiss Franc has been in use since 1850 and continues to support Switzerland’s economy, particularly in the areas of finance and international trade.

Swiss Francs Information

The Swiss Franc (CHF) is the official currency of Switzerland and Liechtenstein. It is one of the world’s most stable and trusted currencies, often viewed as a safe-haven asset in times of global economic uncertainty. The Franc was introduced in 1850, replacing the various regional currencies that had circulated in Switzerland, and has since become a key part of the country’s financial system.

The Swiss Franc is subdivided into 100 centimes, and the currency is issued in both coins and banknotes. Coins are available in denominations ranging from 5 centimes to 5 francs, while banknotes are issued in denominations of 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, and 1,000 francs.
The designs on Swiss Franc banknotes feature important cultural figures, scientific achievements, and symbols of Swiss innovation and neutrality.

Switzerland’s economy is known for its financial services, pharmaceuticals, and high-tech manufacturing sectors. The Swiss Franc plays a vital role in supporting Switzerland’s trade relationships with countries worldwide. It is widely used in international financial transactions and is a key currency in global markets.

The Swiss National Bank (Schweizerische Nationalbank) is responsible for issuing the Swiss Franc and managing the country’s monetary policy. The central bank’s main objectives are maintaining price stability, controlling inflation, and promoting financial stability. The Swiss Franc is a freely traded currency and is known for its stability.

In conclusion, the Swiss Franc has been the official currency of Switzerland since 1850 and continues to play a crucial role in supporting the country’s economic growth. It remains a symbol of Switzerland’s financial stability and its reputation as a global financial hub.