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Random title: New Hebrides
Explanation: (See Vanuatu) Monetary unit: Australian pound (£A), Australian dollar ($A) replaced the old Australian pound at a rate of 2 old to 1 new on February 14, 1966. 1 Australian dollar ($A) = 100 cents. Australian dollar and New Hebrides franc (1970). Became Vanuatu on July 30, 1980

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NUr$ 18616 10.09%
NUr$ 18616 10.09%
GS 14424 7.82%
SKr 12991 7.04%
Ptas 12147 6.58%
RO 11104 6.02%
FKr 7857 4.26%
CFA Franc 7549 4.09%
Euro 7245 3.93%
Mexico 7108 3.85%
Fmk 7014 3.80%
Greece 6942 3.76%
Saudi Arabia 6879 3.73%
Czechoslovakia 6874 3.72%
Continental dollars 6793 3.68%
Brazil 6622 3.59%
fen 6536 3.54%
Japan 6517 3.53%
Spain 6384 3.46%
Hungary 6310 3.42%