1967-1968 New Zealand Twenty Dollar Note, 0A0 000105

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1967-1968 New Zealand Twenty Dollar Note, 0A0 000105A 19671968 New Zealand Twenty Dollar note bearing the early prefix 0A0 000105 and the Fleming signature, one of the lowest prefix numbers from New Zealands first decimal banknotes. This exceptional piece is an early example of New Zealand decimal currency and is of strong interest to collectors of banknote history and low serial rarities. Country: New Zealand Year: 19671968 Denomination: Twenty Dollars Composition: Paper (cotton based banknote) Grade:

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gVF (good Very Fine) indicates clear major details with moderate even wear across high points

A Proof grade denotes a specially struck coin made with polished dies and planchets to produce a mirror-like field and sharply detailed devices

Composition: Silver (83

A mid-19th century 10 Skilling coin from the Danish West Indies (modern-day American Virgin Islands)

This example is struck in an alloy containing 68% silver and measures 28 mm across

Denomination: 20 cents

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moderate folds and wear

It’s an attractive circulated piece offered in gVF condition with light cleaning noted

1934 New Zealand Threepence

a detailed and formal depiction used in the late 1880s–1892 issues