Australia, Oceania

ANTARTICA ONE DOLLAR POLYMER PLASTIC NOTE 2011 PENGUIN MARCH	-	$1.99 $2.49	33m
RESERVE BANK of NEW ZEALAND PLASTIC MONEY PRESENTATION BAG with OFFICIAL LOGO	-	$24.95	40m
NEW ZEALAND 50 DOLLARS (20)05 POLYMER P-188b ? UNC.	-	$60.00	47m
FIJI 1969 10 DOLLARS P#62 - 8417	-	$299.00	58m
NEW CALEDONIA INDOCHINA 1929 20 FRANCS NOTE - 643	-	$49.99	1h 4m
* NEW ZEALAND 10 DOLLAR 2006 UNC - P 186 Polymer	-	$15.00	1h 26m
New Zealand, $100, 2006, Polymer, P-189 (189b), UNC	-	$134.99	1h 31m
Australia 2 Dollars 1983 Pick 43d AU UNC	-	$13.00	1h 46m
Fiji 1 Dollar 1980 Pick 76a AU UNC	-	$11.99	1h 48m
FIJI - VERY RARE EARLY QEII 50c $1 & $2 NOTES SET WITH RITCHIE BARNES SIGNS RRRR	7	$6.00	2h 26m
Tonga 2 Pa'anga 1.8.1978 Specimen Unc, Cat#20-B CS1	-	$19.99	2h 28m
Fiji 10 Pounds 1964 Pick 55e PMG 30 Very Fine - RARE	-	$1,999.00	2h 44m
Cook Islands, $3, 1987, Naked Ina, P-3, UNC Exotic	-	$5.99	3h 11m
New Zealand:P-159d, 1 Pound 1967 * James Cook * UNC *	-	$140.00	3h 27m
FIJI - 2007 FULL ISSUE-$2 $5 $10 $20 $50 $100 DOLLARS - P109 up to P114 UNC + XF	-	$163.99	3h 31m
PHILLIPPINES 100 PISO P-194a 2004 SIGN 17 UNC CAT PR $7	-	$6.95	3h 39m
1979 SOLOMON ISLANDS COMPLETE SPECIMEN SET BANKNOTES W COA AND UNC	-	$69.99	3h 39m
Cook Islands, $20, 1987, Naked Ina & a shark, P-5, UNC	-	$45.00	3h 39m
BARBADOS 1939 ONE DOLLAR BN. "KING GEORGE VI" "SCARCE"	-	$69.99	3h 43m
Banknotes of All Nations New Caledonia 1985 500 Francs P60e GEM UNC signature 5	-	$41.99	3h 43m
NEW ZEALAND: 2000 YEAR BANKNOTE $10 MILLENIUM	-	$32.00	4h 16m
3 New Caledonia (Noumea) ND 1937-1951 (20-100) Franc Bank notes	5	$2.24	4h 28m
* WESTERN SAMOA - 10 TALA 2002 - P 34 ( 1 signature )	-	$10.35	4h 58m
* WESTERN SAMOA - 10 TALA 2002 - P 34 (2 signature)	-	$10.00	4h 58m
* WESTERN SAMOA 2 TALA 1990 UNC - P 31 Prefix AAL	-	$2.98	4h 58m
* WESTERN SAMOA - 5 TALA 2008 Low S N - P New	-	$4.00	4h 59m
* WESTERN SAMOA - 5 TALA 2002 UNC - P 33	-	$5.00	4h 59m
* WESTERN SAMOA - 10 TALA 2008 Low S N - P New	-	$8.00	4h 59m
* VANUATU - 200 VATU 1995 AA PREFIX - UNC P 8	-	$5.00	5h 8m
Commonwealth of australia 10 shillings (ten) F34 979098 paper money currency	1	$9.99	5h 9m
Commonwealth of Australia One Pound paper money H41 859480	3	$16.38	5h 9m
* TONGA - 5 PA'ANGA 2008-2009 UNC - P 39 LOT 2 PCS	-	$11.00	5h 25m
* TONGA - 5 PA'ANGA 1995 UNC - P 33	-	$7.00	5h 25m
* TONGA - 2 PA'ANGA 1995 UNC - P 32	-	$4.05	5h 25m
* TONGA - 1 PA'ANGA 1995 UNC - P 31	-	$2.95	5h 26m
COOK ISLANDS 10 DOLLARS (1987) PICK # 4 UNC	-	$27.00	5h 36m
* SOLOMON ISLANDS - 2 DOLLARS 1997 UNC - P 18 LOT 5 PCS	-	$6.00	5h 48m
* SOLOMON ISLANDS - 2 DOLLARS Polymer 2001 UNC - P 23	-	$1.95	5h 48m
* SOLOMON ISLANDS 10 DOLLARS 2006 UNC - P 27	-	$5.00	5h 48m
* SOLOMON ISLANDS - 5 DOLLARS 1997 UNC - P 19	-	$2.00	5h 49m

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