1975 Reserve Bank of New Zealand - $1 (One) NZD Dollar Banknote Serial No. K07 806029 P-163c

1975 Reserve Bank of New Zealand - $1 (One) NZD Dollar Banknote Serial No. K07 806029 P-163c

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1975 Reserve Bank of New Zealand - $1 (One) NZD Dollar Banknote Serial No. K07 806029 P-163c1975 New Zealand 1 Dollar Banknote P163c A Classic Early Decimal Note Featuring Queen Elizabeth II & the Fantail The 1975 New Zealand 1 Dollar banknote (Pick 163c) is part of the countrys Second Decimal Series, issued between 1975 and 1977. This series continued the original 1967 decimal designs but introduced updated signatures and refined printing quality. The P163c variety is one of the most collected types from this era, combining royal

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