Palestinian dinar

The Palestinian dinar (Arabic: دينار فلسطينية dīnār falasṭīnīyah) is the currency of the Republic of Palestine. It was officially adopted on 25 February 1953, replacing the Palestine pound. It is subdivided into 10 dirham and 100 fils. The official currency code of the Palestinian dinar is PSD.

The Palestinian dinar has been pegged to the euro since March 1999, before which it was pegged to the pound sterling. The current exchange rate is PSD 1.00 = EUR 0.0774 (December 2017), which is approximately PSD 1.00 = USD 0.09.

Bills

 * 10 PSD: Ragheb al-Nashashibi on obverse; Dome of the Rock on reverse
 * 20 PSD: Rifaf Khan on obverse; al-Aqsa Mosque on reverse
 * 50 PSD: Yasser Arafat on obverse; St. Catherine’s Monastery on reverse
 * 100 PSD: Ahmad Shamasna on obverse; Arab Revolt painting on reverse
 * 500 PSD: Hafez al-Assad on obverse; Umayyad Mosque on reverse
 * 1000 PSD: Saladdin on obverse; Mount of Olives Citadel on reverse

Coins

 * 1 fils (0.01 PSD, copper; out of circulation)
 * 5 fils (0.05 PSD, copper)
 * 1 dirham (0.1 PSD, silver)
 * 5 dirham (0.5 PSD, silver)
 * 1 PSD (silver)
 * 2 PSD (silver)
 * 5 PSD (silver, gold edge)

(all coins bear value on obverse; national coat of arms on reverse)