1929 Bank of New Zealand One PoundThe 1929 Bank of New Zealand One Pound banknote is a historic preReserve Bank issue from New Zealand, issued by the Bank of New Zealand as part of the interbank "Uniform Issue" series that standardised size and general design across trading banks. Country: New Zealand Year: 1929 Denomination: One Pound Composition: Paper Grade Condition: Heavily worn tears, tape marks and staining This heavily worn condition indicates a note that has seen extensive

Denomination: 20 Cents

Proof coins are specially struck for collectors with polished dies and planchets to produce sharp details and a mirrored background

This 1981–1985 New Zealand Ten Dollar star note is a replacement "star prefix" banknote issued during the Hardie Type II series

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

This specially produced proof coin offers the superior finish and eye appeal collectors look for in mid-century coronation memorabilia

The specific coin you receive will be our choice and may vary in wear

Obverse: Features the right‑facing portrait of President Abraham Lincoln with the date to the right and the mottoes "IN GOD WE TRUST" above and "LIBERTY" to the left

tape marks and staining

Year: 238–244 A

making this coin an attractive choice for both type collectors and those building a historical set

uncirculated condition

It’s a tangible piece of Georgian-era British coinage