1956 New Zealand Shilling, aUNCAn iconic piece of New Zealand pre decimal coinage, the 1956 shilling is struck in copper nickel and graded aUNC, offering strong lustre with minimal marks. It reflects the mid 1950s era under Queen Elizabeth II and represents the coins used prior to decimalisation in 1967. Country: New Zealand Year: 1956 Denomination: Shilling Composition: Copper nickel Size: 23. 6 mm Grade: aUNC aUNC indicates a coin that is near uncirculated with minimal signs of

5% silver to mark the 40th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s 1953 coronation

Very Fine indicates moderate wear across the high points with clear major details and overall good eye appeal for a circulated coin

produced during a time when small change was scarce

This 1890 United Kingdom Crown is a historic silver coin featuring Queen Victoria’s "Jubilee Head" portrait and Britain’s classic St

which can affect eye appeal and market value

one of the lowest prefix numbers from New Zealand’s first decimal banknotes

a scarce key-date coin that appeals to collectors of pre-decimal New Zealand coinage

The obverse features a pearl-diademed

From New Zealand

A 1943 New Zealand Threepence struck in 50% silver

Proof A indicates a high-quality strike with meticulously polished dies and planchets to produce sharp detail and a mirror-like background

offered in gEF condition