The locals here are called "kiwis," and their country's $1 coin, known as the "kiwi dollar," also features the national bird. Name that nation.

After switching over from Britain's pounds sterling, New Zealand's currency became known as the New Zealand dollar on "DC Day," which stands for decimal currency, in July of 1967. Artist James Berry was commissioned to design much of the new currency, on which was included the national bird, the flightless kiwi.

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