1956-1967 New Zealand Ten Pound Note, gFine

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1956-1967 New Zealand Ten Pound Note, gFineThis is a New Zealand Ten Pound note from the Fleming signature series (19561967), a pre decimal banknote featuring the security thread introduced in the final issues before decimalisation. Its a historic piece of New Zealand currency, carried in everyday use until July 1967. Obverse: Features the New Zealand Coat of Arms alongside a traditional sailing ship, with a clear watermark portrait of a Mori chief and the familiar Fleming signature. Reverse:

Grade: Uncirculated

This sought-after silver coin combines historic significance with a classic pre-decimal design

Grade: aUnc (about uncirculated)

Grade: VG–Fine (heavily circulated)

offering a mix of circulated world coins with a highlight of one Ancient Roman piece and two silver coins

offering a piece of Caribbean colonial numismatic history in a small

aUNC (about uncirculated) indicates a coin with only the lightest signs of wear on the highest points while retaining most of its original detail and surface appeal

even wear on the high points

prized by collectors for its historical appeal and traditional American motifs

Composition: Bi-metal with silver element (proof finish)

Reverse: Displays the New Zealand coat of arms above the denomination and date

This 1964 Washington Quarter is a classic United States circulation coin struck in 90% silver and presented in uncirculated condition

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