[DOC] [TLE] Cook Islands dollar - Wikipedia [PAR] The dollar is the currency of the Cook Islands. The dollar is subdivided into 100 
cents, although some 50 cent coins carry ... Until 1967, the New Zealand pound 
was used on the Cook Islands, when it was replaced ... Along with the new dollar, 
a triangular $2 coin and a dodecagonal (twelve-sided) $5 piece in equal size and
... [DOC] [TLE] Cook Islands travel guide - Wikitravel [PAR] Open source travel guide to Cook Islands, featuring up-to-date information on ... 
affairs (including issuing passports) and currency; otherwise the islands are self-
governing. .... island of Pukapuka, the islanders have a unique language of their 
own ... two varieties of highly unusual $3 banknotes and the triangular $2 coins. [DOC] [TLE] Cook Islands  Travel guide at Wikivoyage [PAR] The Cook Islands are a self-governing parliamentary democracy in free ... 
Tourism facilities are well developed on Rarotonga and Aitutaki, and ... On the 
remote Northern group island of Pukapuka, the islanders have a unique 
language of their own ... and coinage, including the unusual $3 notes and the 
triangular $2 coins. [DOC] [TLE] Cook Islands gets new coin series - Coin World [PAR] Sep 14, 2015 ... Cook Islands actually issues circulating coins, made in Australia. Third nation in 
region to recently update its coinage ... Islands, including the traditional triangular 
$2 coin and a new $5 coin ... a new series of its own circulating coins, as part of a 
currency reform .... Sitemap | Privacy Policy | Terms of use. [DOC] [TLE] Travel Information - Cook's Island Bus Passenger Transport Ltd [PAR] Cook's Island Bus Passenger Transport Ltd in Rarotonga, Cook Islands, is a 
locally ... It is also a good idea to carry mosquito repellent, especially if you are 
exploring ... Visa & Currency ... (NZD), and the Cook Islands also issue their own 
banknotes and coinage, including the unusual $3 notes and the triangular $2 
coins. [DOC] [TLE] Aitutaki facts and information - climate - weather - services - [PAR] Currency Converter ... Air Rarotonga is the only Airlines to service the Cook 
Islands locally. ... Aitutaki is know for its hospitality and it really shows after the 
church services. ... There are 3 banks on the island, (2 ANZ banks and 1 Westpac 
bank). ... be able to collect the popular triangle shaped $2 coin along with the $3 
bill. [DOC] [TLE] Cook Islands - tripedia.org [PAR] Mar 9, 2008 ... Though quite far, there's nothing between the Cook Islands and Antarctica. .... 
The Cook Islands use the New Zealand Dollar, but also issue their own 
banknotes and coinage, including the unusual $3 notes and the triangular $2 
coins. ... Like many other South Pacific island nations, the Cook Islands'... [DOC] [TLE] Coins of Island Nations - Joel Anderson [PAR] Coins from small island nations. ... gifts, including a shield which Perseus used 
as a mirror so he did not look directly at Medusa. ... The 2010 triangular 2 Dollar 
pictures a ceremonial morter and pestle. ... bi-metallic 1 Dollar coin from Cook 
Islands features the very well-endowed ..... It uses United States dollar as its 
currency. [DOC] [TLE] Cook Islands, cook islands vacation, Aitutaki cook islands, cook ... [PAR] Cook islands vacation information and Aitutaki facts about the cook islands and ... 
At the very centre of the Polynesian triangle, the Cook Islands consist of 15 .... are 
divided into a southern group of nine islands, including Rarotonga (the ... Good 
Friday ... Otherwise, there are still old Cook Islands $1, $2 and $5 coins in use. [DOC] [TLE] Aitutaki information - lagoon maps - climate - culture - history [PAR] Quick facts about Aitutaki, Cook Islands, culture, climate, banks, history, location, 
... are divided into a southern group of nine islands, including Rarotonga (the 
seat of ... This magnificent and remote island has a triangular-shaped 'almost'-
atoll .... will be able to collect the

Question: The Cook Islands use the currency of this island nation as well as its own, including a $2 triangular coin
Answer: New Zealand