Opened in late 2013 to mark 40 years of the UAE Central Bank, the UAE Currency Museum occupies a segment of the floor inside the Central Bank’s headquarters inside the metropolis of Abu Dhabi. Containing an extensive range of exhibits that date to lengthy earlier than the state’s union in 1971, the museum boasts a selection of paper notes, gold and silver coins that include historical Indian rupees, in addition to Saudi Arabian and Qatari Riyals. The museum also includes part of the Central Bank’s collections of foreign money notes, foreign money coins, commemorative coins, gifts and samples of troubles of UAE forex notes, as well as cash and currency from other countries. You’ll additionally find cash counting and sorting machines utilized by the Central Bank in the past. The museum also includes part of the Central Bank’s collections of currency notes, currency coins, commemorative coins, items and samples of issues of UAE forex notes, as well as coins and forex from different international locations. You’ll also find cash counting and sorting machines used by the Central Bank in the past.