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1944 New Zealand ShillingA 1944 New Zealand Shilling, a wartime era coin with a relatively low mintage of 440,000, offering a compact piece of national history and everyday silver currency from mid20th century New Zealand. This shilling is struck in 50% silver and retains the classic size and feel typical of pre decimal New Zealand small change. Country: New Zealand Year: 1944 Denomination: Shilling Composition: 50% silver, 50% base metals Size: 23. 62 mm diameter Mintage:

Obverse and reverse details not provided

Reverse: Crowned New Zealand coat of arms above the denomination and date surrounded by a wreath

presenting very few detracting marks and overall eye appeal consistent with a high‑end collectible

making this a desirable collectible that balances eye appeal with clear signs of gentle circulation

offering attractive detail with light

Obverse: Typically features a draped and laureate bust of Emperor Claudius facing right

mirror‑like fields and sharply struck devices

Year: 1697

Year: 1950

overall strikes remain clear for the type

This New Zealand 1950 Threepence is a key-date small coin prized by collectors for its scarcity in higher grades

Composition: Silver (90%)