1940 New Zealand Half Crown, gVF1940 New Zealand Half Crown commemorating the 100th anniversary of New Zealand, struck in silver and issued to a limited mintage of 100,000 a desirable piece for collectors of Commonwealth and New Zealand coinage. Obverse: Features the left facing portrait of King George VI with the customary royal titulature around the rim. Reverse: Displays the New Zealand coat of arms above the denomination and date, framed by ornamental elements typical of the

Year: 1955

Very Fine grade indicates the note shows light signs of circulation with modest creasing or handling while retaining overall crispness and clear design detail

17 g (approximate)

a historic trade coin from the era of Portuguese administration in India

Weight: 11

leaving an irregular edge that makes this piece a notable example of minting variation from New Zealand's decimal era predecessor

offered as a single pre-decimal £5 note with a randomly selected prefix

heavy-feeling coin offers a tangible link to late 18th–early 19th century regional currency

historical copper coinage

This 1887 United Kingdom shilling is a Victorian-era silver coin

8851 g (approximate)

typical of mid-19th century small copper coinage