Help with foreign notes

Hi Guys,

I'm not too familiar with banknotes and I've been given 21 foreign notes from China, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Czech Republic from varying dates between 1980-1999 and values of 1 to 1000.

I was wondering if anyone could give me details on these notes:

https://imgur.com/a/wCmkw

Thanks for your help!

What informations do you exactly want ?

If they have any value to them, if they're still in circulation etc.

Thanks

Chinese banknotes should be still in circulation (maybe 2 jiao is not). Too low value.

Ok,

the 20 Renminbi note from China is still in circulation. Facevalue = 2,58€

CZK 50 Korona FV = 2€. Not in circulation anymore

CZK 200 Korona FV = 7,8€ still in circulation

Thailand 100 Baht FV = 2,6€ still in circulation

1 Ringgit Malaysia FV = 0,2€

I'll do all your notes that I'm sure about, plus those AoSpades54 missed:

All the 20 Yuan (People's Republic of China) banknotes are still in circulation, they're worth about 2,50€ face value.

China 20 cents 1980 (2 Jiao) banknote is no longer in circulation, maybe 1€ on a good day.

China 1 Yuan 1980 is no longer in circulation, maybe 1€ on a good day.

Czech 50 Korun banknotes are no longer in circulation, maybe 1- 2€ on a good day.

Czech 200 Korun banknotes are apparently still in circulation, almost 8€ (7,80€) face value.

Thai 100 Baht is still in circulation; 2,61€ face value.

Malaysian 1 RInggit banknotes are (probably) still in circulation, although those are from the last series before the curent polymer one; 0,20€ face value.

United Arab Emirates 10 Dirhams is still in circulation, 2,22€ face value.

All the 1000 Rupiah (Indonesia) banknotes are no longer in circulation, they're worth maybe 0,50- 1€ each on a good day.

For the no-longer in circulation banknotes, they're ultimately worth what someone else wants to pay for them.