1965 New Zealand Shilling, Clipped Planchette error1965 New Zealand Shilling with a distinctive clipped planchette error a genuine minting anomaly that left part of the coin blank missing before striking, producing an irregular edge and added collector interest. This coin is the familiar 1965 shilling struck in copper nickel and carries the visual character collectors seek in error pieces, combining standard design elements with an unusual clipped margin. Country: New Zealand Year: 1965 Denomination:

Reverse: Displays the denomination "1 Mark" within a laurel wreath and the issuing country and year elements usually found on Empire coinage

Obverse: Features Queen Victoria’s Jubilee portrait

Composition: Billon (40% silver)

Reverse: Shows the denomination within a wreath design

a mid‑19th century circulation issue from France

The split planchette error produces an irregular

It’s a great choice for collectors seeking original silver coins from the pre‑1965 era

offered in gVF condition and reflecting the design and craftsmanship of late 19th-century British coinage

Obverse: Portrait of Louis XVIII facing left

well-defined detail with light

Diameter: 32 mm

historic copper coin that reflects everyday monetary life in early 19th-century Britain