1934-1940 New Zealand One Pound Note, Lefeaux

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1934-1940 New Zealand One Pound Note, LefeauxThis is an original Reserve Bank of New Zealand one pound note from the inaugural Lefeaux series (19341940), bearing the signature of C. A. Lefeaux, the bank's first Governor. Its a historical New Zealand banknote that marks the introduction of centrally issued currency in the country. Obverse: Features a portrait of King Twhiao, the second Mori King, flanked by a kiwi and the New Zealand Coat of Arms, with Lefeauxs signature visible as part of the

The 1835 British India 1 Rupee from the East India Company is an important early 19th-century silver coin that helped standardise currency across Company territories

making high-grade survivors uncommon

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

resulting in sharp detail and high visual contrast

Struck for circulation but largely retained as a collector’s coin

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a classic paper note from the first permanent Reserve Bank issue

a scenic scene commonly used on the early Reserve Bank issues

Weight: 22

offering a pleasing balance between condition and affordability

Obverse: The obverse carries the effigy of the reigning British monarch of the period surrounded by the monarch’s titles

Denomination: 1/16 Rupee

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