1956-1967 New Zealand Ten Shilling Note, Fine Grade [one note, random prefix]This is a pre decimal New Zealand Ten Shilling banknote from the Fleming signature series issued between 1956 and 1967, offered as a single note with a random prefix. The note is an affordable, collectible piece of New Zealand currency history, carrying the signature of Reserve Bank Chief Cashier H. G. Fleming. Country: New Zealand Year: 19561967 Denomination: Ten Shillings Composition: Paper banknote Grade: Fine Fine grade indicates clear signs of

0 g (approximate)

Year: 1956–1967

struck in a limited run of just 50

silver‑blended coin from the year that launched the series

A 1933 New Zealand Threepence in gEF condition

featuring the first portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and a classic native design celebrating local birdlife

Extremely Fine (EF) indicates clear

individual pieces may show differing wear

gVF (Good Very Fine) indicates a coin with moderate

Weight: 14

the traditional design used on British copper small coinage of the period

Year: 1785