What does ukraine money look like?

The money used in Ukraine is called the hryvnia, pronounced 'her-iv-nee-a. This is its sign:

Get the hryvnia sign through Unicode by using the numeric keypad on your keyboard and type  ALT+20B4

The money itself looks like this in notes:

There is also paper money in the following denominations: 2, 20, 100, 500.

Coins in denominations between 1 and 50 are called kopecks

but there is also a 1 hryvnia coin

The hryvnia has been the national currency of the Ukraine from September 1996 but recent tensions with Russia caused it to devalue reaching a five-year low in February 2014 which has stunted economic growth this year.