1947 New Zealand Shilling, EFThis 1947 New Zealand shilling is a classic example of mid 20th century pre decimal coinage from New Zealand. Struck in copper nickel, it reflects the post war period and the reign of King George VI. In EF condition it shows clear detail with light, even wear on the highest points, offering solid eye appeal for a collector. Country: New Zealand Year: 1947 Denomination: Shilling Composition: Copper nickel Size: 23. 6 mm Grade: EF EF (Extremely Fine)

Year: 1759

1958 New Zealand Sixpence — a classic pre-decimal coin struck for everyday use in New Zealand

This particular piece was awarded in 1888 to R

gVF denotes a well-circulated coin with moderate

4 mm diameter

Size (Diameter): 19

year: 1941

Reverse: Cross with castles and lions in octolobe

reflecting the immense civic pride and rapid expansion of the region during the mid-Victorian era

offering a tangible link to New Zealand’s coinage history

EF (Extremely Fine) indicates light to moderate wear on the high points with most design details remaining clear and attractive for display

Composition: gilding metal plated bronze