$5

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There are many $5 banknotes, bills or coins, including:

  • Australian five dollar note
  • Canadian five-dollar bill
  • United States five-dollar bill
  • One of the coins of Hong Kong

Other currencies that issue $5 banknotes, bills or coins are:

  • Bahamian dollar
  • Barbadian dollar
  • Belize dollar
  • Bermudian dollar
  • Brunei dollar
  • Cayman Islands dollar
  • Cook Islands dollar
  • East Caribbean dollar
  • Fijian dollar
  • Guyanese dollar
  • Jamaican dollar
  • Liberian dollar
  • Namibian dollar
  • New Zealand dollar
  • Samoan tala
  • Singapore dollar
  • Solomon Islands dollar
  • Surinamese dollar
  • New Taiwan dollar
  • Trinidad and Tobago dollar
  • Nicaraguan córdoba
  • Cape Verde escudo
  • Tongan pa'anga
  • Argentine peso
  • Chilean peso
  • Colombian peso
  • Cuban peso
  • Dominican peso
  • Mexican peso
  • Uruguayan peso
  • Brazilian real
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