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The New Zealand Dollar was introduced as the currency of the Realm of New Zealand in 1967, replacing the New Zealand Pound. New Zealand Dollars are used for payments in New Zealand, the Cook Islands, Niue, the Pitcairn Islands, the Ross Dependency and Tokelau.

We exchange both current and withdrawn New Zealand Dollar banknotes, as well as New Zealand coins. Our online exchange service is quick, easy, secure and free of charge.

To convert your leftover New Zealand Dollars to cash, select the type of New Zealand Dollars you want to exchange:

100 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 2015

100 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 2015

The red colored $100 New Zealand dollars note features Lord Rutheford of Nelson, Nobel Price Laureate and father of nuclear physics. On the back side are a zebra moth and a yellowbeak bird. Text on the one hundred NZD note is both in English and Maori language.

You get: £37.94200

1 NZD = £0.3794200000

50 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 1981

50 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 1981

The yellow-orange colored bill of fifty dollars shows Elizabeth II, Queen of New Zealand. The words ‘Reserve Bank of New Zealand’ are printed on the paper currency note. The bird on the backside of the $50 NZ dollar note is a morepork owl.

You get: £15.73500

1 NZD = £0.3147000000

100 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 1981

100 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 1981

The bill of one hundred dollar features the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. On the red colored paper currency note a caption reads ‘Reserve Bank of New Zealand’. The bird on the $100 Kiwi Dollar note is a takahe.

You get: £31.47000

1 NZD = £0.3147000000

1 New Zealand Dollar banknote series 1967 obverse accepted for exchange

1 New Zealand Dollar banknote series 1967

The brown colored banknote of one dollar features HM Queen Elizabeth II. The paper note contains the words ‘Reserve Bank of New Zealand’. The bird on the back of the old $1 NZD bill is a pied fantail.

You get: £0.31470

1 NZD = £0.3147000000

2 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 1967

2 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 1967

The purple colored note of two dollars has the image of Elizabeth II, Head of the Commonwealth. Text on the paper bill reads ‘Reserve Bank of New Zealand’. The bird on the back of the old $2 NZD bill is a riffleman.

You get: £0.62940

1 NZD = £0.3147000000

5 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 1967

5 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 1967

This five dollars banknote depicts Elizabeth II, Queen of New Zealand. On the paper note a caption reads ‘Reserve Bank of New Zealand’. The bird on the back of the orange colored old $5 NZD bill is a tui.

You get: £1.57350

1 NZD = £0.3147000000

10 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 1967

10 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 1967

This blue colored ten dollars bill depicts Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Text on the paper currency note reads ‘Reserve Bank of New Zealand’. The bird on the back of the old $10 NZD bill is a kea.

You get: £3.14700

1 NZD = £0.3147000000

20 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 1967

20 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 1967

The banknote of twenty dollars features Queen Elizabeth II. The green colored paper banknote contains the words ‘Reserve Bank of New Zealand’. The bird on the back of the old $20 NZD bill is a New Zealand pidgeon.

You get: £6.29400

1 NZD = £0.3147000000

100 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 1967

100 New Zealand Dollars banknote series 1967

The red colored banknote of one hundred dollar depicts Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. On the paper note a caption reads ‘Reserve Bank of New Zealand’. The bird on the back of the old $100 NZD bill is a takahe.

You get: £31.47000

1 NZD = £0.3147000000

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