1934-1940 New Zealand One Pound Note, Lefeaux

This is an original Reserve Bank of New Zealand one pound note from the inaugural Lefeaux series (1934–1940), bearing the signature of C.A. Lefeaux, the bank's first Governor. It’s a historical New Zealand banknote that marks the introduction of centrally issued currency in the country.

Obverse: Features a portrait of King Tāwhiao, the second Māori King, flanked by a kiwi and the New Zealand Coat of Arms, with Lefeaux’s signature visible as part of the issue. Reverse: Shows a detailed vignette of Mitre Peak in Milford Sound, a classic and recognisable New Zealand landscape scene used on early Reserve Bank notes.

• Country: New Zealand
• Year: 1934–1940
• Denomination: One Pound
• Composition: Paper
• Grade: VG

Grade "VG" (Very Good) indicates a well-circulated note with obvious signs of wear such as folds, light soiling, and possible minor repairs, but with all major design elements still clear and intact.