1981-1985 New Zealand Five Dollar Notes, 9 Consecutive NotesA run of nine consecutive prefixed New Zealand Five Dollar notes from the 19811985 series, featuring the first JAA prefix of the Hardie Type II signature group. These notes come from the period when H. R. Hardie served as Chief Cashier and the bank issued updated "Type 2" designs. Obverse: Features the updated portrait of the Queen used on Type 2 notes during Hardies tenure (19811985). Reverse: Traditional denomination imagery and design elements

typically accompanied by Baden’s heraldic elements and ornamental devices common to the period

who served as Chief Cashier from 1953 to 1956 and later became Governor of the Reserve Bank in 1962

a compact silver coin dating from the early 19th century

renowned for its "No Shoulder Strap" obverse variety and low mintage

offered as a single note with the Knight signature (1975–1977)

About uncirculated (aUNC) indicates a coin that has seen very light circulation

a distinctive and well-loved motif that reflects New Zealand's natural heritage

This is a New Zealand Ten Pound note from the Fleming signature series (1956–1967)

gEF indicates an Extremely Fine condition with light

Very Fine (VF) indicates light wear with most design elements still clear and present

This 1943 New Zealand florin is a well-preserved pre-decimal silver coin from New Zealand

presented with a PCGS grade of AU58