2. The figure on the paper is the late former President of Turkmenistan: Niyazov;

3. Exchange rate:

1 USD = 5200.05 Turkmenistan Manat

1 euro = 6633.32 Turkmenistan Manat

1 JPY = 53.0904 Turkmenistan Manat

1 China RMB = 76 1.388 Turkmenistan Manat;

4. Manat is the currency of Turkmenistan. It was issued on June 1 99365438+1October1day to replace the Russian ruble. 1 Turkmen Manat =500 rubles. The unit of token is tengger, 1 manat = 100 tengger. The central bank of Turkmenistan with ISO 42 17 number TMM will revalue its currency on June 5438+1 October 1 2009, and issue new editions of1,5, 10, 20, 50 and12009. The ratio of new banknotes to old banknotes is: 1 new manat = 5000 old manat. At present, the largest denomination in circulation is 10000 manat, which is only 2 manat after slimming. New banknotes were issued on June 5438+1 October 1 day, and new and old currencies were exchanged from June 5438+1October to February 3 1 day, 2009. During this period, the old and new currencies will also have the function of legal tender. The main pattern of the new banknotes will use the famous historical and cultural relics of Turkmenistan as design materials. The new banknotes are still printed by TDLR in Britain.

5. Now some people use Manat currency to swindle and exchange RMB, so be careful!