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Introduced in 1945, the CFP franc is the currency of the French Overseas Collectivities of French Polynesia, New Caledonia, Wallis and Futuna. These territories are remote islands in the Pacific that are administrative divisions of France.
CFP today stands for ‘Change Franc Pacifique’ (Pacific Franc Exchange), after it was changed from the original meaning ‘Colonies Françaises du Pacifique’ (French colonies of the Pacifique). The ISO currency code is XPF and symbol ₣.
The CFP franc is issued by the Paris-based Institut d’Émission d’Outre Mer (IEOM). The currency is pegged to the Euro at a fixed rate of €8.38 euro per 1,000 CFP francs.
If you have any leftover currency from the French Pacific region, we are able to help you with the exchange of current CFP banknotes, older series withdrawn CFP banknotes and CFP franc and centimes coins. To convert your CFP francs to cash, select the type of CFP francs you want to exchange:
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100 CFP francs coin (Polynésie Française)
The aluminium-bronze coin of 100 francs from French Polynesia shows Marianne, symbol of France, with a capped head. On the other side is a view on Moorea Harbour.You get: £0.207001 XPF = £0.0020700000 -
500 CFP francs banknote (2014)
The green-coloured 500 francs CFP banknote from French Polynesia, New Caledonia, Wallis and Futuna features plant life (flora) typical to the French Territories of the Pacific Region. Plants pictures include a bird of paradise flower, kava pepper leaves and a Tahitian gardenia or Tiaré flower.You get: £2.720001 XPF = £0.0054400000 -
500 CFP francs banknote (Polynesian fisherman)
The 500 francs banknote from French Polynesia shows a fisherman with spear. On the background is a sailing raft and a beach. The back side shows a Polynesian man in front of a beach, and traditional wood carvings.You get: £2.125001 XPF = £0.0042500000 -
1000 CFP francs banknote (2014)
The banknote of CFP 1000 francs shows animal species (fauna) typical to the French overseas collectivities of French Polynesia, New Caledonia, Wallis and Futuna. Animals pictures include a turtle, stingray, kagu bird and horned parakeet.You get: £5.440001 XPF = £0.0054400000 -
1000 CFP francs banknote (Polynesian girl)
On the 1000 CFP francs banknote is an image of a Polynesian girl with tiare flowers in her hair and around her neck. In the background is a polynesian hutt with thatched roof underneath palm trees. On the back side is a village scene with deer and exotic birds.You get: £4.250001 XPF = £0.0042500000 -
50 CFP francs coin (Polynésie Française)
The French Polynesian coin of 50 CFP francs features Marianne, the French symbol, with cape facing left. The ₣50 coin also shows the volcanic coastline of Mo’orea, a South Pacific island.You get: £0.103501 XPF = £0.0020700000 -
20 CFP francs coin (Polynésie Française)
The 20 francs coin from French Polynesia features breadfruit and Tahitian vanilla flowers. The portrait on the 20f coin is that of French symbol Marianne, facing left, wearing a cape.You get: £0.041401 XPF = £0.0020700000 -
5000 CFP francs banknote (2014)
The blue coloured banknote of 5000 CFP francs features marine life of the French overseas collectivities of French Polynesia, New Caledonia, Wallis and Futuna. The fish on the ₣5000 francs bill include pennant coralfish, a humphead wrasse and an oyster with pearl.You get: £27.200001 XPF = £0.0054400000 -
5000 CFP francs banknote (Bougainville & Despointes)
The 5000 CFP francs banknote from French Polynesia shows Louis Antoine de Bougainville, admiral and explorer on the front side with tree sailing ships from the French Navy ‘Marine Nationale’. The portrait on the back side is that of admiral Auguste Febvrier-Despointes, first commandant of New Caledonia.You get: £21.250001 XPF = £0.0042500000 -
10 CFP francs coin (Polynésie Française)
A traditional carving of Tiki, the first man, is featured on this coin of 10 francs from French Polynesia. The woman facing left on the ₣10 piece is Marianne, the personification of France and portrayal of the Goddess of Liberty.You get: £0.020701 XPF = £0.0020700000 -
10000 CFP francs banknote (2014)
The highest value banknote of the French overseas collectivities of the Pacific Region is the ₣10,000 CFP francs bill. The red-coloured banknote features traditional Polynesian huts, a siapo cloth and oars. On the back side of the Dix Mille francs CFP note is an image of the Jean-Marie Tijabou Cultural Center on the Tinu peninsula … ContinuedYou get: £54.400001 XPF = £0.0054400000 -
10000 CFP francs banknote (Tahitian girl)
A tahitian girl with flower hair band is pictured on the 10,000 CFP francs banknote from the French Overseas Territories of the Pacific Region, along with traditional huts underneath palm trees.You get: £42.500001 XPF = £0.0042500000 -
5 CFP francs coin (Polynésie Française)
The aluminium coin of ₣5 from French Polynesia features the Roman goddess Minerva holding a torch. The coin has the text ‘IEOM” which stands for Institut d’émission d’outre-mer.You get: £0.010351 XPF = £0.0020700000 -
2 CFP francs coin (Polynésie Française)
The Roman goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare, Minerva, is pictured on this piece of 2 francs from French Polynesia. The obverse side of the 2 F piece shows an exotic beach with palm trees.You get: £0.004141 XPF = £0.0020700000 -
1 CFP franc coin (Polynésie Française)
The 1 franc coin from French Polynesia shows a Pacific scene with sea view, palm trees, beach and sailboat. The figure sitting on the throne is Minerva, Roman goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare.You get: £0.002071 XPF = £0.0020700000
