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Fifty years ago last year, New Zealanders switched from pounds sterling to decimal currency. This handy little aide-memoire especially designed in the form of a child’s handkerchief, may have been useful in exams on the topic. A couple of smiling dollar notes stand on either side of a display of the new decimal coins, of which the 1 cent, 2 cent and 5 cent denominations are no longer in use. Instead we now have additional coins for $1 and $2 amounts.
[Child's handkerchief]. Introduction [of] decimal currency in New Zealand. Monday, July 10, 1967
Eph-B-DECIMAL-1967-01
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