1967-1968 New Zealand Five Dollar Note, 001 000426 Prefix

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1967-1968 New Zealand Five Dollar Note, 001 000426 PrefixThis is a 19671968 New Zealand five dollar banknote featuring an early low prefix number and the Fleming signature, a notable survivor from New Zealands decimal currency introduction. Its an attractive, historically significant note for collectors of decimal era paper money. Country: New Zealand Year: 19671968 Denomination: Five dollars Composition: Cotton based banknote paper Grade: aUNC (about Uncirculated) The aUNC grade indicates the note is

New Zealand 1940 Shilling in gEF condition

a historic small silver-billon coin from the late Habsburg era

aUNC (about uncirculated) indicates a coin that shows only the lightest signs of wear on the highest points while retaining much of its original lustre and sharp detail

It’s a compact bronze coin with classic 19th‑century British character and collector appeal

Reverse: Often bears a standing or seated figure with the letters S C (Senatus Consulto) indicating issuance by decree of the Senate

This is a genuine New Zealand One Pound banknote from the Fleming signature series issued between 1956 and 1967

everyday denomination that sits well in collections focused on Commonwealth or African colonial coinage

The stated EF/aUNC grade indicates a coin with clear

A 1936 New Zealand Florin — a sought-after key date in New Zealand coinage

It combines classic 19th-century design with collectible condition from the period

Denomination: Medal (unawarded)

and it does not reflect a standard market grade used for buying or selling

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