1943 New Zealand Sixpence, die crack errors, VFA 1943 New Zealand sixpence with visible die crack errors on the reverse, offering a tangible piece of wartime coinage and collector interest. This example combines historical character with clear error attributes that appeal to numismatists. Obverse: Portrait of King George VI facing left within a beaded surround, with the legend and date around the perimeter. Reverse: A crowned Mori chieftain design with clear die crack lines radiating across the

Year: 1915

gVF indicates a higher circulated grade with clear devices and legends

It is a substantial

composition: Bronze

Grade gEF indicates an above-average example with light

“aEF” indicates the coin shows light to moderate wear across the highest points while retaining most major design detail and good overall definition

Uncirculated grade indicates the coin shows no signs of general circulation and retains its original mint luster and sharp detail

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Year: 1930–1946

Country: India (Jaipur)

Attractive 1944 penny with mint lustre and only light signs of circulation

exact reverse details can vary by year and die