1981-1985 New Zealand One Dollar, 4 Consecutive NotesThis is a run of four consecutive New Zealand one dollar banknotes from 19811985, carrying the Hardie Type II signature. These notes represent the updated "Type 2" portrait era introduced during H. R. Hardies time as Chief Cashier. Country: New Zealand Year: 19811985 Denomination: One Dollar Grade: gEF H. R. Notes: Run of four consecutive prefixed notes (Hardie Type II) Grade gEF (about Extremely Fine) indicates notes that show light circulation wear,

“Uncirculated” indicates the coin shows no signs of circulation and retains original luster

The reverse features a powerful perched eagle

Denomination: One Dollar

rendered in the Flat Back style that distinguishes this variety

It combines classic design and modest silver content for a collectible that sits well in both historical and general collections

and shows a watermark portrait of a Māori chief

Denomination: 1/2 Falus

gVF (Good Very Fine) indicates light

Grade: aUnc (Almost Uncirculated)

Reverse: Displays the denomination "1 MARK" and the issue year within a wreath

with the denomination and ornamental wreath or legends surrounding it

Grade note: "gFine" indicates a banknote that shows moderate circulation with visible folds