1934-1940 New Zealand One Pound Note, LefeauxThis is a 19341940 New Zealand one pound banknote bearing the signature of C. G. Lefeaux, the first Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, issued with the inaugural central bank series. Its a historically important note that marks the introduction of a nationally issued currency for New Zealand. Obverse: Features a portrait of King Twhiao, the second Mori King, flanked by a kiwi and the New Zealand Coat of Arms. Reverse: Shows a detailed

gEF denotes a coin with light

representative of standard Chilean coinage from the era

year: 1904

Extremely Fine indicates light

suitable for collectors who appreciate circulated large-format copper coins

featuring the mature "Old Head" portrait

Diameter: 29

1943 New Zealand Half Crown in Extremely Fine condition — a solid collectable example of mid-20th century New Zealand coinage with historical appeal and original mint luster

It reflects the currency system used locally during the interwar years and is solidly manufactured for everyday handling

even wear with most design elements remaining sharp and attractive for display or study

This classic New Zealand coin carries collectible appeal for both historical and bullion interests

Obverse: Clear portrait bust of Gordianus III