1940 New Zealand Half Crown, EFA 1940 New Zealand Half Crown commemorating the Centenary of the Treaty of Waitangi, offered in Extremely Fine condition and prized for its historic theme and attractive detail. Country: New Zealand Year: 1940 Denomination: Half Crown Composition: Silver (50% fineness) Size: 32 mm Weight: 14. 14 g (approx.) Grade: Extremely Fine (EF) Extremely Fine (EF) indicates light, even wear across high points with most design details clear and much of the

Reverse: The Australian coat of arms with shield flanked by the kangaroo and emu

Denomination: 20 cents

offered in About Uncirculated condition and desirable to collectors of Commonwealth silver coinage

Obverse: Features the portrait of Rajah James Brooke with legend identifying his title and authority

This copper-nickel shilling is a collectible piece for general collectors and those specialising in New Zealand varieties

even wear across high points with most major design elements well defined and only moderate flattening on the highest relief

Grade gEF indicates a coin with light

This roll is unsearched and may contain other years or mint marks

Reverse: Displays the heraldic eagle with outstretched wings clutching arrows and olive branches

presented in a dignified left-facing bust

Hovenden & Sons Limited

with finely rendered lettering and date