Hong Kong dollar
noun
(Originally) a silver coin introduced in 1862 by the British authorities in Hong Kong as a local standard coin and substitute for the Mexican dollar; (in later use) the principal monetary unit of Hong Kong, consisting of 100 cents; a coin or note of this value.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Despatch from Governor of Hong Kong.
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