1944 New Zealand ShillingA 1944 New Zealand Shilling, a wartime era coin with a relatively low mintage of 440,000, offering a compact piece of national history and everyday silver currency from mid20th century New Zealand. This shilling is struck in 50% silver and retains the classic size and feel typical of pre decimal New Zealand small change. Country: New Zealand Year: 1944 Denomination: Shilling Composition: 50% silver, 50% base metals Size: 23. 62 mm diameter Mintage:

offering a tangible piece of minting history and character from mid-20th century New Zealand coinage

aged portrait of Emperor Franz Joseph I with finely detailed facial features and period-style lettering around the rim

5% fineness

almost uncirculated example of the small denomination coin that once circulated across the country

offering both historical interest and a clear sign of striking variety

suitable for collectors of Roman bronzes and ancient numismatics

where part of the blank was missing before striking

prized by collectors for its historical appeal and traditional American motifs

Grade "gFine" indicates a well-circulated banknote with obvious wear

Grade: aUNC

reflecting local commercial practice during a shortage of small change

Year: 1834