1937 New Zealand Half Crown, gVF1937 New Zealand Half Crown struck for circulation, an attractive pre war silver denomination from New Zealands coinage. This example shows the wear and character of a circulated coin from the George VI era. Obverse: Portrait of King George VI in left profile with surrounding legend and date. Reverse: A crowned shield with traditional New Zealand floral and fern motifs above the denomination and value. Country: New Zealand Year: 1937 Denomination:

making this a desirable collectible that balances eye appeal with clear signs of gentle circulation

struck in a limited run of just 50

Year: 1959

Weight: 500g

Denomination: 1 Escudo

A 1980 New Zealand 5 cents struck on a clipped planchette — a neat example of a mint error that appeals to collectors of decimal-era New Zealand coinage

Uncirculated grade indicates notes that show no signs of circulation

denominations and specific designs will vary with each lot

Denomination: 1 Mark

6 g (approximate)

MS62 indicates a mint state coin with overall good strike and surface preservation

even wear across the high points with most design details clear and well defined