Mil
A mil was one thousandth of a Maltese lira, or one tenth of a Maltese cent. The first decimal series included coins of 2, 3 and 5 mils.
Convert with this measure ↗Historical use
A mil was one thousandth of a Maltese lira, or one tenth of a Maltese cent. The first decimal series included coins of 2, 3 and 5 mils.
The Maltese decimal system: 1 lira = 100 cents = 1,000 mils. Decimal coins arrived on 16 May 1972; the euro on 1 January 2008.
Alternative names
milsmilli
Relationships between measures
10 mils = 1 Maltese cent; 1,000 mils = 1 lira.
Variations & cautions
The official rate is €1 = Lm0.429300. Conversion gives a nominal equivalent, not today’s purchasing power or a collector’s price. Lira cash is no longer redeemable at the Central Bank.
The official rate is €1 = Lm0.429300. Conversion gives a nominal equivalent, not today’s purchasing power or a collector’s price. Lira cash is no longer redeemable at the Central Bank.
The official rate is €1 = Lm0.429300. Conversion gives a nominal equivalent, not today’s purchasing power or a collector’s price. Lira cash is no longer redeemable at the Central Bank.
Worked conversions
- 1 × Mil≈ 0.002329 EUR
- 2 × Mil≈ 0.004659 EUR
- 10 × Mil≈ 0.023294 EUR
Amount × source factor ÷ destination factor. Values are nominal; rounding is applied only to the display.
One lira. One hundred cents.
The official rate is €1 = Lm0.429300. Conversion gives a nominal equivalent, not today’s purchasing power or a collector’s price. Lira cash is no longer redeemable at the Central Bank.
- Maltese lira (Lm)
- 1 lira = 100 cents = 1,000 mils; 1 lira ≈ €2.329373.
Sources & method
- Parliament of Malta — Central Bank of Malta (Amendment No 2) Bill ↗
The decimal subdivision: 100 cents per pound, 10 mils per cent.
- Central Bank of Malta — Currency ↗
Decimal coins from 16 May 1972; euro adopted on 1 January 2008.
- ECB — Malta: official euro conversion ↗
Fixed rate: €1 = Lm0.429300. This is not an inflation adjustment.