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1933 New Zealand Half Crown, EF1933 New Zealand Half Crown, first year of issue. Country: New Zealand Year: 1933 Denomination: Half Crown Composition: Silver 50% Size: 32 mm diameter Weight: 14. 14 g (approx.) Grade: EF (Extremely Fine) EF (Extremely Fine) indicates light, even wear on the highest points while most design details remain clear and well defined, making this coin an attractive piece for both specialist and general collections. This is a dealers choice item multiple

even wear across the high points while retaining clear detail and overall attractive appearance for collectors

issued during the formative years after the Qing dynasty

Grade: Brilliant uncirculated (packaged as 20 coins in a mint roll)

a subtle difference prized by collectors of Victorian copper coinage

gVF (Good Very Fine) indicates moderate even wear across the high points with most major details still clear and legible

Reverse: Displays the traditional eagle with outstretched wings perched on a bundle of arrows framed by olive branches

This coin is offered in an average circulated condition

framed by the denomination and wreath

This is a 1956–1967 New Zealand Ten Pound banknote featuring the Fleming signature and AL prefix

It’s a compact historical piece that reflects early 19th-century British coinage and design

well-preserved portrait of mid‑20th century currency

VF (Very Fine) indicates clear major devices and legends with moderate wear on high points