1934-1940 New Zealand Five Pound Note, Lefeaux

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1934-1940 New Zealand Five Pound Note, LefeauxA 19341940 New Zealand Five Pound banknote from the inaugural Reserve Bank series bearing the signature of Governor Lefeaux. This historic paper note represents the start of centrally issued currency in New Zealand and is a tidy, well preserved example for collectors of early New Zealand banknotes. Obverse: features a portrait of King Twhiao flanked by a kiwi and the New Zealand Coat of Arms, together forming a distinctive and period specific design.

or regional numismatics

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Hardie’s time as Chief Cashier

Attributes:

Country: Southern Rhodesia

originally issued as a Silver Certificate (redeemable in silver at the time of issue)

sharp corners and vibrant printing typical of new banknotes

Obverse: Left‑facing portrait of King George VI with surrounding legend and date

It is struck in 50% silver

Denomination: Quarter (25 cents)

mirror-like field and frosted devices