Currencies in Australia and Oceania

Country	Currency	ISO Code
American Samoa (USA)	United States dollar	USD
Australia	Australian dollar	AUD
Chatham Islands (New Zealand)	New Zealand dollar	NZD
Cook Islands (New Zealand)	Cook Islands dollar	none
Fiji	Fijian dollar	FJD
French Polynesia (France)	CFP franc	XPF
Guam (USA)	United States dollar	USD
Kiribati	Australian dollar	AUD
Marshall Islands	United States dollar	USD
Micronesia	United States dollar	USD
Nauru	Australian dollar	AUD
New Caledonia (France)	CFP franc	XPF
New Zealand	New Zealand dollar	NZD
Niue (New Zealand)	New Zealand dollar	NZD
Norfolk Island (Australia)	Australian dollar	AUD
Northern Mariana Islands (USA)	United States dollar	USD
Palau	United States dollar	USD
Papua New Guinea	Papua New Guinean kina	PGK
Pitcairn Islands (UK)	New Zealand dollar	NZD
Samoa	Samoan tala	WST
Solomon Islands	Solomon Islands dollar	SBD
Tokelau (New Zealand)	New Zealand dollar	NZD
Tonga	Tongan pa’anga	TOP
Tuvalu	Australian dollar	AUD
Vanuatu	Vanuatu vatu	VUV
Wake Island (USA)	United States dollar	USD
Wallis and Futuna (France)	CFP franc	XPF

Some of the information about the currencies of the respective countries is as follows:-

American Samoa - United States Dollar

After the first world war, it became an important international reserve currency
It replaced the pound sterling which was the then primary reserve of the world
It is ranked as one of the most widely used currencies that takes place in global transactions

Australia - Australian dollar

It is a legal tender in Australia
It is further divided into 100 cents
On February 14 in 1966, the very first Australian dollar was introduced

Chatham islands - New Zealand dollar

It is represented in the symbol $ or NZ$
It is generally referred to as kiwi
It was introduced in the year 1967

Cook Islands - Cook Islands dollar

It was the former currency of the country
It currently uses the New Zealand dollar
Here, the New Zealand dollar is further divided into 100 cents

Fiji - Fijian dollar

It is abbreviated in the form of a dollar sign
It was the currency between 1867 and 1873
The denominations of 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, and 20c were introduced in 1969

French Polynesia - CFP franc

It is subdivided into 100 centimes
On December 1945, the CFP franc was created
The highest denomination was 10,000 CFP

Guam - United States dollar

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing prints the Federal Reserve Notes
It is exclusively made from the cotton fiber paper
The overall dimensions of this currency are somehow the same as that of the banknotes of the Phillipine peso

Kiribati - Australian dollar

It is pegged to the Australian dollar at a ratio of 1:1
In 1966, this currency became the new and official currency
Later, both the 1 and 2 dollars were withdrawn in Kiribati's favor

Marshall islands - United States dollar

This currency is termed to be the standard currency through which most of the goods can be traded
The Federal Reserve controls the authority to circulate the currency
After production, the currencies are carefully shipped to the Federal Reserve banks

Micronesia - United States dollar

It can be abbreviated as US$
It was in 1861 when the first ever United States Dollar was circularized
In the year 1946, higher than $100 printing was stopped by the respective government

Nauru - Australian dollar

Concerning ISO 4217, this currency has been coded as the AUD
It is identified with its abbreviations which are AU$ or A$
100 cents make one Australian Dollar

New Caledonia - CFP franc

Here, the ISO currency code of this very currency has been pegged to the euro
It somehow fluctuates whenever it is compared against the USD or United States Dollar
This currency was introduced in the year 1945

New Zealand - New Zealand dollar

This currency has lower denominations which were later discontinued
The circulation and issuance of money are authorized by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand
It is ranked 11 in the world Foreign Exchange market

Niue - New Zealand dollar

The daily turnover of this currency is about 2.1%
Ever since then, it has been constantly on the rise
This currency has a fair share in elevating the GDP of the respective country

Norfolk Island - Australian dollar

The Australian pound was replaced by the Australian dollar
It is ranked in 5th position for being the most traded currency

Northern Mariana Islands - United States dollar

The 50 and 100 banknotes are still in circulation and will be up to eight years
It was in 1886 when the banknotes showed the picture illustration of a woman
Ever since the year 1956, each of the published banknotes bear the printed motto which says In God We Trust

Palau - United States dollar

In 1794, the first five dollars were issued
The very first federal note was just for ten dollars
Papua New Guinea-Papua New Guinean Kina

Pitcairn Islands - New Zealand dollar

It is divided into 100 toea
The currency word ‘kina’ is derived from the Kuanua language that belongs to the Tolai region
It was introduced on the 19th of May in 1975

Samoa - Samoan tala

The currency word ‘tala’ is derived from ‘Thaler’ which is a German word
It was first introduced in 1967 on the 10th of July
The symbol which is used to refer to this currency is WS$

Solomon Islands - New Zealand dollar

1 cent, 2 cents, and 5 cents were phased out of circulation between 1988 and 2006
The smallest coin is the 10 cent
It represents about 2.1% of the global foreign exchange market

Tokelau - New Zealand dollar

The foreign exchange designation of this currency is the NZD
It was initially pegged to the US dollar at a rapid rate of 1 New Zealand dollar = 1.43 USD
The current denominations are 10 cents, 20 cents, 50 cents, one dollar, and two dollar

Tonga - Tonga pa’anga

This currency is not convertible
It is pegged to a rigid basket of currencies
It is subdivided into 100 seniti

Tuvalu - Australian dollar

1 cent and 2 cents were discontinued in 2006
AUD became a free-floating currency in 1983
There is the portrayal of Queen Elizabeth 2 on all of the Australian coins

Vanuatu - Vanuatu dollar

There are no subdivisions of this currency
In 1982 on March 22, the first banknotes were introduced
In 1993, the Reserve Bank of Vanuatu took over the process of issue of paper money

Wake Island - United States Dollar

In the Bretton Woods Agreement of 1944, the US dollar was first established as the currency of the world
Later, it went on to become the most dominant currency In the world
Initially, it was originally traded in the form of coins that is valued by their weight in gold and silver before being traded as a paper note

Wallis and Futuna - CFP franc

It was created in December
There is an identical obverse in CFP franc but the reverse is unique t French Polynesia
This currency is said to be reliant on the value of the euro

Thus, the above is all the information that was there to know about the currencies of the respective countries.