1 Macau yuan = 0.7933 RMB : The Australian dollar is now the sixth largest currency in the world in the foreign exchange market; after the US dollar, euro, yen, pound and Swiss franc, account for 6 %. Since 2002, after being improved, the banknotes (NOTE) used in Australia have gel, which is not easy to be tattered, durable and beautiful in the past. In addition, various facial values are designed with transparent "windows" with different characteristics, which are the world's first countries in the world adopted this new design. : The size of the 5,10,20 points of the current Australian dollar is the same size as the previous Australian pounds, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. In 1990, the British government and the New Zealand government decreased by 5 cents from the size and weight in 2006. Its new diameter was 31.51 mm and the mass was 15.55 grams of new coins. three: Australia's 50 -point coins have therefore become one of the largest and heaviest coins in diameter. In the circulation of currencies, due to the 5,10,20 points in New Zealand, 1 yuan coins are very similar to the size and shape of Australia's coins, which are often mistaken for Australian coins, and vice versa. : In the circulation of Australia in recent decades, the ratio of the dollar in December 2010 reached its highest history, and foreign exchange rates could be exchanged for $ 102.56 per 100 AUD 100. Of course, the Australian dollar also has its low valley period. In April 2001, the foreign exchange ratio was $ 47.75 per 100 A $ 100. 5: In 2008, it was rose to Australian dollars and redeemed 96 cents. At the end of 2008, it reached a record high at the end of 2008. Each Australian dollar was exchanged for 98.49 cents. Although the Australian dollar fell significantly after that, it gradually recovered its value in 2009. In 2009, it reached another high of Australian dollars for 94 cents. 6: Australia's new version of plastic banknotes, after nearly 30 years of development, are put into use. It is replaced by polyester materials. Anti -counterfeit characteristics. Since the first plastic commemorative banknotes in the world in 1988, Australia has seen the advantages of plastic money, and its currency has begun to change from paper banknotes to banknotes. Seven: Starting in 1992, Australia issued a banknote every year instead of current paper banknotes. By 1996, all plastic banknotes were issued, and Australia became the first in the world to have a whole set Countries that circulate banknotes.
1 Macau yuan = 0.7933 RMB
: The Australian dollar is now the sixth largest currency in the world in the foreign exchange market; after the US dollar, euro, yen, pound and Swiss franc, account for 6 %. Since 2002, after being improved, the banknotes (NOTE) used in Australia have gel, which is not easy to be tattered, durable and beautiful in the past. In addition, various facial values are designed with transparent "windows" with different characteristics, which are the world's first countries in the world adopted this new design.
: The size of the 5,10,20 points of the current Australian dollar is the same size as the previous Australian pounds, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. In 1990, the British government and the New Zealand government decreased by 5 cents from the size and weight in 2006. Its new diameter was 31.51 mm and the mass was 15.55 grams of new coins.
three: Australia's 50 -point coins have therefore become one of the largest and heaviest coins in diameter. In the circulation of currencies, due to the 5,10,20 points in New Zealand, 1 yuan coins are very similar to the size and shape of Australia's coins, which are often mistaken for Australian coins, and vice versa.
: In the circulation of Australia in recent decades, the ratio of the dollar in December 2010 reached its highest history, and foreign exchange rates could be exchanged for $ 102.56 per 100 AUD 100. Of course, the Australian dollar also has its low valley period. In April 2001, the foreign exchange ratio was $ 47.75 per 100 A $ 100.
5: In 2008, it was rose to Australian dollars and redeemed 96 cents. At the end of 2008, it reached a record high at the end of 2008. Each Australian dollar was exchanged for 98.49 cents. Although the Australian dollar fell significantly after that, it gradually recovered its value in 2009. In 2009, it reached another high of Australian dollars for 94 cents.
6: Australia's new version of plastic banknotes, after nearly 30 years of development, are put into use. It is replaced by polyester materials. Anti -counterfeit characteristics. Since the first plastic commemorative banknotes in the world in 1988, Australia has seen the advantages of plastic money, and its currency has begun to change from paper banknotes to banknotes.
Seven: Starting in 1992, Australia issued a banknote every year instead of current paper banknotes. By 1996, all plastic banknotes were issued, and Australia became the first in the world to have a whole set Countries that circulate banknotes.