This Cook Islands Coin Set includes five world coins in UNC condition, featuring various animals and historical figures.
The set includes a 5 cent coin with a statue design from the FAO issue, as well as four 1 cent coins with designs of a collie dog, a chicken, a monkey, and Captain James Cook.
All coins feature Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse side and are made of either aluminum or ni…

The Cook Islands 10 Cents Coin, released in 2015, features a portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse side, along with the issuing year.
The reverse side displays an orange fruit. Made of nickel plated steel, this coin has a diameter of 19 mm, is 1.6 mm thick, and weighs 2.79 g.
It is a bargain for collectors of global paper currency.

The Island Treasures 10 Dollar Note, 1987 Edition is a unique addition to any numismatic collection.
This bank note, part of the first series of Cook Island dollar bank notes, features a naked woman on the obverse, which is a rarity in modern bank notes.
The note depicts Ina, the legendary lover of the god of the ocean, riding a wave on a shark while holding a coconut. On the reverse, the…

The Captain Cook 5 Cent Coin from the Cook Islands is a valuable addition to any coin collection.
Minted in 2000, this uncirculated coin is in excellent condition, making it a great gift for history enthusiasts or for educational purposes such as teaching history or geography.
With its depiction of Captain Cook, a renowned explorer, this coin holds historical significance. Please note tha…

The Cook Islands $3 Dollars Banknote is a unique addition to any collection of Australian and Oceanian Paper Money.
The 1992 series features watermarks and solid security threads to prevent counterfeiting, and pays homage to the 15 major islands of the country.
This particular banknote measures 150 x 75 mm and is pink in color. The front side depicts a group of worshipers leaving a church…

The Pacific Heritage Banknote is a unique addition to any collection of Australian and Oceanian paper money.
This particular banknote, issued by the Government of the Cook Islands in 1987, features a striking design on the obverse depicting a nude figure riding atop a shark.
The reverse showcases traditional native designs and a carved statue of the god Te-Rongo. Though lacking a watermar…

The Cook Islands 3 Dollar banknote is a unique piece of Australian and Oceanian paper money.
Issued by the Ministry of Finance in 2021, this banknote features a striking image of Nude Ina riding a shark with a coconut.
On the back, you'll find a beautiful depiction of a fishing canoe and a carving of the God of Te-Rongo. Printed on polymer by Thomas De La Rue, this uncirculated banknote i…

The Island Heritage Paper Currency is a unique addition to any collection of Australian and Oceanian paper money.
This particular banknote was issued by the Government of the Cook Islands in 1987, and features a striking image of a nude Ina riding a shark while holding a coconut.
The reverse side showcases native designs, a pukapuka fishing canoe, and a carved statue of the god of Te-Rong…

The Cook Islands Two Dollar Bill, 2015 Edition is a global paper currency that was released in 2015. The obverse of the bill features a bust of Queen Elizabeth II facing right with the issuing year printed below.
On the reverse side, you'll find a wooden mortar and pestle. This bill has a diameter of 26mm, is 2.4mm thick, and weighs 6.9g.
It is a bargain for those interested in collecting…

The Cook Islands 20 Cents Coin, minted in 2015, is a nickel-plated steel coin with a weight of 3.64g and a diameter of 21mm.
The front of the coin features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse side displays a bird in flight and the denomination.
With a thickness of 1.7mm, this coin is a bargain for those interested in global paper currency.