1967-1968 New Zealand Ten DollarsThis is a 19671968 New Zealand Ten Dollars banknote from the first decimal issue, bearing the signature of R. N. Fleming, Chief Cashier whose signature is highly regarded by collectors. It represents an important piece of New Zealand currency history from the transition to decimal currency. Country: New Zealand Year: 19671968 Denomination: Ten dollars Grade: VF VF, indicates a banknote that retains strong paper quality with light circulation signs,

struck by John Pinches as a commemorative piece rather than an official circulation coin

the specific coin sent will be selected from stock and may show varying wear

31 g / 1 troy ounce

Size: Diameter 38

Reverse: Shows Panama’s coat of arms with crisp relief and mirrored fields that highlight the design

Weight: 5 g (approximate)

offered as a single pre-decimal £5 note with a randomly selected prefix

offered in About Extremely Fine condition with strong detail and only light circulation marks

toning or minor marks from the pictured example

This Victorian-era silver coin reflects late 19th-century British coinage and historical significance from the reign of Queen Victoria

77 g (approximate)

Reverse: Depicts a lifelike kaka perched among native foliage