Best Czech Koruna to Pound Exchange Rate Today

Save money today. Compare rates from up to 25 providers and find the best rates to sell Czech Koruna.

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The Currency Club

The Currency Club is a specialist currency dealer established in 2010 with a reputation for providing good rates. To receive your pounds sterling for your leftover currency you will need to complete an on-line form with your details & sign & print a consent form. You will need to send the form and the currency via post using Royal Mail Special Delivery. The estimated cost of this is around £7.95 and includes a level of insurance. They aim to make payment to your bank account on the day they receive the currency.

CZK Rate 29.5244
You get £3.39
CZK Rate = 29.5244
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Sterling

Sterling was established in 1972 and is a specialist in the foreign exchange sector. It has a reputation for providing excellent rates. They have 1 London branch where you can exchange currency immediately or you can complete an on-line form and send your currency via post using the Royal Mail Special Delivery. The estimated cost of this is around £7.95 and includes a level of insurance. Once they receive your currency, they will make a payment to the bank account details you have provided and inform you by email.

CZK Rate 29.5507
You get £3.38
CZK Rate = 29.5507
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TravelFX

Travel FX is a specialist foreign currency provider established in 2010. When selling currency back to Travel FX you will almost certainly get an excellent rate and the transaction will be conducted via the post using the Royal Mail Special Delivery. The estimated cost of this is around £7.95 and includes a level of insurance. You will normally get paid by bank transfer within 3 working days.

CZK Rate 29.5519
You get £3.38
CZK Rate = 29.5519
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Manor FX

Manor FX is a specialist foreign exchange dealer established since 2018 with a reputation for competitive exchange rates. They have a Datchet, Slough branch where you can sell leftover currency and receive the funds immediately. You can also complete an on-line buyback form and conduct the transaction via post using Royal Mail Special Delivery. The estimated postage cost is £7.95 and includes a level of insurance. You will receive an email summarising your order prior to posting it and a reference number to include on the form. They aim to send your money within 24 – 36 hours via bank transfer.

CZK Rate 31.6969
You get £3.15
CZK Rate = 31.6969
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Leftover Currency

Established in 2014, Leftover Currency Limited has offices in London and Datchet, Berkshire. As well as purchasing foreign currency notes, they will also purchase coins and obsolete currencies such as French Francs.

CZK Rate 34.8554
You get £2.87
CZK Rate = 34.8554
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What is the best Czech Koruna exchange rate?

The best Czech Koruna exchange rate today is 29.5244 from The Currency Club. This is based on a comparison of 5 UK based currency suppliers sourced by besttravelmoney.com and assumes you were selling Kč100 for home delivery. Rates are correct as at 12:24 13 November 2026.

Best Czech Koruna sell rate over the past 30 days

Based on the best available Czech Koruna buy-back rate from our panel of providers

Over the past 30 days, the best Czech Koruna sell rate rose by 2.01%, from 28.9499 on 15 October 2026 to 29.5309 on 13 November 2026. Because a higher sell rate means fewer pounds for each Czech Koruna sold, this is worse for customers selling Czech Koruna.

This means each Czech Koruna gives you fewer pounds today than it did at the start of the period.

As of 13 November 2026, 100.00 CZK would give you approximately £3.39, which is £0.07 less in sterling than on 15 October 2026.

The best Czech Koruna sell rate moved around during the month, ranging from 28.9497 on 17 October to 29.5309 on 13 November. Checking the latest buy-back rates before you sell can make a real difference.

Last refreshed at 12:00 on 13 November 2026.

How to get the best exchange rate selling your left over currency

Should I sell my left over currency back?

That depends on your circumstances and how much you have. For instance, it you have say €50 left, and are planning another trip to say Spain it properly isn’t worth it. The rate you typically get for under a £100 of a foreign currency tends to be poor, certainly at the large currency providers with high street stores.

What can I sell back?

You can’t sell back coins, so if you have coins either keep hold of them (to use next time) or spend then at the airport before you leave. Also, you may find that very large denomination notes are not accepted, such a €500 (now out of production) or a 1000 CHF (Swiss francs). Sometimes you may get issues with notes that you bought suddenly being no longer ‘legal tender’ when you return; this has happened several times with large denomination notes in Indian rupees, so if you are going to India a ‘buy bank guarantee’ can be a very good idea.

Don’t sell it back at the airport

The businesses that operate at airports don’t give great rates, simply as they must pay a large amount of rent to the airport to be there.

Should I sell my left-over currency back where I bought it?

In some places when you buy your currency you can get a ‘buy back guarantee’ which for a small fee upfront means that that you can sell the currency back at the rate you bought it. This usually isn’t worth it unless you are bringing most of it back, or perhaps the currency is going to be very volatile. If you have a lot more than a £100 worth it is worth haggling, as most travel money providers are keen to buy the currency back (so they can sell it to someone else). If you have over £500 worth of currency you ought to have some ID just in case.

Should I sell it back it to an online ?

If you use a comparison site such us besttravelmoney.com you can see all the rates and you will almost certainly get a better rate than if you walk into a currency provider. However, the rate can change between the day you post your currency (usually freepost) and when they receive it (if say the rate gets worse then you get less, but if it improves you get more).

How do I get my money?

If you sell your currency to a high street store you get cash (although if it is a lot, they may do a bank transfer) and if it is online then it will be a bank transfer, so you will need to give your bank details.

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