Micronesia Flag Oceania • ISO FM / FSM • USD ($)

Micronesia Coins & Profile

Explore Micronesia coins, covering United States Dollar ($ / USD) numismatic archives, its capital city of Palikir, and complete ISO 3166 (FM / FSM) numismatic metrics.

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Micronesia Country Overview

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About Micronesia

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Encompassing more than 600 islands grouped into the four states of Yap, Chuuk, Pohnpei, and Kosrae across the western Pacific Ocean and governed from Palikir on Pohnpei, the Federated States of Micronesia uses the United States dollar (USD) under its Compact of Free Association. In global monetary history, the State of Yap is legendary for its massive disk-shaped crystalline limestone Rai stone money, whose ownership was transferred orally even when submerged at sea.
National Coinage & Metrology Summary

Official numismatic records for Micronesia (ISO FM / FSM) are linked to the United States Dollar ($ • USD). Coin legends and state inscriptions are associated with Malayo-Polynesian Languages, Micronesian Languages.

Region: Oceania → Countries Starting with M → Currency: United States Dollar ($ / USD) Alpha-2: FM Alpha-3: FSM Dialing: +691
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Key Country Specifications

Official Territory Name Micronesia
Continent / Region Oceania →
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Official Languages Malayo-Polynesian Languages, Micronesian Languages
Recorded Religions Christianity, Traditional & Folk Religions
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Calling Code +691
Bordering Countries None (Island / Maritime Territory)
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Micronesia Coinage & Specifications

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Monetary & ISO 3166 Reference

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The primary recorded monetary unit for Micronesia is the United States Dollar ($ • USD). In international banking and numismatic cataloging standards, Micronesia is assigned the ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 code FM and Alpha-3 code FSM, with Palikir serving as its capital city.

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Coinage for Micronesia has been produced by official state and international sovereign mints. Official languages associated with its legends and inscriptions include Malayo-Polynesian Languages, Micronesian Languages.

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