Oceanian pound

Oceanian pound: The pound was a currency issued by the Japanese occupiers of former British and Australian territories and colonies between 1942 and 1945. These included Kiribati, Nauru, New Guinea, the Solomon Islands and Tuvalu.

The currency consisted of banknotes marked with "O" of denominations ½, 1 and 10 shillings and 1 pound.

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Current

Egyptian pound · Falkland Islands pound · Gibraltar pound · Guernsey pound · Jersey pound · Lebanese pound · Manx pound · Pound sterling · Saint Helena pound · South Sudanese pound · Sudanese pound · Syrian pound · Turkish lira

Defunct

Alderney pound · Anglo-Saxon pound · Australian pound · Bahamian pound · Bermudian pound · Biafran pound · British West African pound · Canadian pound · Connecticut pound · Cypriot pound · Delaware pound · Fijian pound · French livre · Gambian pound · Georgia pound · Ghanaian pound · Haitian livre · Irish pound · Israeli lira · Italian lira · Jamaican pound · Libyan pound · Livre tournois · Lombardy-Venetia pound · Luccan pound · Malawian pound · Maltese pound · Maltese lira · Maryland pound · Massachusetts pound · New Brunswick pound · New France livre · New Guinean pound · New Hampshire pound · New Jersey pound · New York pound · New Zealand pound · Newfoundland pound · Nigerian pound · North Carolina pound · Nova Scotian pound · Oceanian pound · Ottoman lira · Palestinian pound · Papal lira · Paris livre · Parman lira · Pennsylvania pound · Pound Scots · Prince Edward Island pound · Rhode Island pound · Rhodesian pound · Rhodesia and Nyasaland pound · Sardinian lira · Solomon Islands pound · South Carolina pound · Southern Rhodesian pound · South African pound · South African Republic pound · South West African pound · Tongan pound · Transvaal pound · Tuscan pound · Virginia pound · West Indian pound · Western Samoan pound · Zambian pound

See also

Dinar · Pound sign · Troy pound

Categories:
Pound (currency)
Currencies of Oceania
Japanese invasion money
1942 establishments
1945 disestablishments
Oceania stubs
Currency unit stubs
Japanese history stubs

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