1934-1940 New Zealand One Pound Note, Lefeaux
1934-1940 New Zealand One Pound Note, Lefeaux
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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.
