1953 New Zealand Shilling, ProofA 1953 New Zealand shilling presented as a proof strike for the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, part of the scarce 1953 New Zealand proof issues. Carefully struck for collectors, these proof sets were issued in limited numbers and are prized for their superior finish and historical significance. Country: New Zealand Year: 1953 Denomination: Shilling Composition: CopperNickel Size: 23. 6 mm diameter Grade: Proof Proof coins are specially manufactured

Hungary’s first king and a key figure in the nation’s Christian foundations

Obverse: The bust of King Edward VII facing right

as expected from a set preserved in its original envelope

produced during a time when small change was scarce

offered as an attractively toned historic silver coin from mid-18th century Britain

Reverse: Displays the crowned shield of New Zealand with traditional heraldic elements and the denomination below

This 1933 New Zealand Shilling is a well-preserved pre-decimal coin from New Zealand

Denomination: Florin (2 shillings)

A 1956–1967 New Zealand five pound banknote carrying the Fleming signature

Weight: 15

000 struck

Composition: 50% silver