1944 New Zealand Shilling, gEFA 1944 shilling struck during the wartime period, notable for its low mintage of just 480,000 a compact, collectible coin prized by specialists and casual collectors alike. This example is graded gEF, offering attractive detail with light, even wear consistent with careful circulation. Country: New Zealand Year: 1944 Denomination: Shilling Composition: Silver (50% fineness) Size: Diameter 23. 62 mm Grade: gEF gEF indicates a coin with most design

individual designs and conditions will vary from one pack to another

Year: 1957

Year: 1959

it presents New Zealand's decimal coinage with a higher-quality proof finish

retaining most of its original crispness and with only light signs of circulation such as faint folds or slight edge wear

34 g (approx

It represents mid-20th century decimal-era coinage and is offered here in Very Fine condition

even wear on the high points with most details still sharply struck and some remaining luster

000 Minted

ideal for collectors of pre‑decimal British silver coinage and historical pieces

Denomination: 50 cents

lettering and design elements are well defined though high points show smoothing