1935 New Zealand Shilling, Torn Robe Error, VF

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1935 New Zealand Shilling, Torn Robe Error, VFThis 1935 New Zealand shilling is an attractive circulating coin notable for a clear die break on the obverse that creates a torn robe effect on King George Vs portrait. Its a piece of everyday history with a distinctive minting anomaly that appeals to collectors of British Commonwealth and New Zealand coinage. Obverse: Portrait of King George V in left profile; a die crack near the shoulder produces the characteristic torn robe error as a raised line

Reverse: Shows the iconic kiwi design presented with frosted detail against a brilliant

Obverse: features the 'Jubilee Head' portrait of Queen Victoria

Obverse: Features a left-facing portrait of George Washington with clear details in the hair and facial features

Denomination: Maundy set (four coins)

Size: 37 mm

45 mm diameter

“Uncirculated” indicates the coin shows no signs of wear from circulation and retains its original striking details and surface quality

This 1988 Australian Proof $2 coin commemorates the introduction of Australia's first circulating $2 denomination and is presented in sterling 92

struck to commemorate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II and issued as part of the scarce 1953 proof set

Proof coins were specially manufactured for collectors with polished dies and fields to deliver a superior finish

this New Zealand Half Penny is a proof strike offering superior finish and detail compared with circulation coins

Size: 29 mm