1993 New Zealand $5 Coronation Silver Proof

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1993 New Zealand $5 Coronation Silver ProofThis 1993 New Zealand $5 Coronation Silver Proof is a commemorative coin struck in 92. 5% silver to mark the 40th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth IIs 1953 coronation. It carries a worldwide mintage of 15,000, with 5,000 allocated for the official Reserve Bank of New Zealand red plush case. The obverse features the Raphael Maklouf portrait of the Queen as she appeared in the early 1990s. The reverse shows the Queens Personal Flag for New Zealand, framed

A finely struck 1953 New Zealand Sixpence presented in proof condition

Composition: Gold (90% fineness)

Country: Philippines

It’s a historic mid‑20th century piece that appeals to collectors of Commonwealth and New Zealand currency

“Uncirculated” indicates a coin that shows no signs of wear from circulation

and small-denomination coins from the 19th century

composition: iron

It represents New Zealand’s George V coinage and is highly sought after by collectors who value historical NZ issues

Year: 1977

the date offers a tangible link to the era’s circulating coinage and a reference point for price and condition

This piece is offered as an example of NGC's packaging and labeling rather than a standard collectible grade assignment

moderate even wear