132-NZD

COOK ISLANDS

(dollar = 100 cents)

132-NZD

Last 120 days

Text Box: The New Zealand dollars are in use now. From 1987 to 1995, the Cook Islands issued their own banknotes in denominations of $3, $10, and $20. There were two design sets, one issued from 1987 to 1991, and one issued from 1992 to 1995 with the addition of $50. Cook Islanders are showing a preference for New Zealand banknotes, but the Cook Islands notes remain legal tender.

Text Box: Import / Export restrictions: Foreign currency: In: free Out: free Local currency: In: free Out: free

NOTES in circulation (1992-95)

NOTES in circulation (1987-92)

COINS in circulation (1972+)

Oval: to the rates

	NOTES and COINS we buy	buy / sell % fixing	Valid till:
Notes	dollars 50, 20, 10, 3 (1992)	xx / xx %	in circulation
Notes	older series dollars 20, 10, 3 (1987)	xx / xx %	in circulation



Coins	dollar 1, cents 50, 20, 10, 5, 1 (1972+)	xx / xx %

Area (sq km)	Population (2005)	Language/Ethnicity	Ethnicity / Religion	Life duration	GDP per capita (world position)
240	21 388	English	Cook is Christian Church 56 %
	Islamabad 601 600	Maori	Roman Catholic 17 %		2001: 5 000 (133)
	Karachi 10 573 200

NZD 50 (1992)

NZD 50 (1992)

NZD 50 (1992)

NZD 3 (1992)

NZD 3 (1992) commemorative

dollars 20 (1987)

dollars 10 (1987)

dollars 3 (1987)

1 dollar (1987-94)

50 tene (1988-94)

50 cents (1972-83)

20 cents (1987-94)

20 cents (1972-83)

10 cents (1987-94)

10 cents (1972-83)

5 cents (2000)

5 cents (1987-94)

1 cent (2003)

1 cent (1972-83)