1934-1940 New Zealand One Pound Note, Lefeaux

This is a 1934–1940 New Zealand one pound banknote bearing the signature of C.G. Lefeaux, the first Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, issued with the inaugural central bank series. It’s a historically important note that marks the introduction of a nationally issued currency for New Zealand.

Obverse: Features a portrait of King Tāwhiao, the second Māori King, flanked by a kiwi and the New Zealand Coat of Arms. Reverse: Shows a detailed vignette of Mitre Peak in Milford Sound, a classic and well‑recognised New Zealand scene.

• Country: New Zealand
• Year: 1934–1940
• Denomination: One Pound
• Composition: Paper
• Grade: VG–Fine (Lefeaux signature)

VG–Fine indicates a note that is well worn with moderate soiling and multiple folds, but with major design elements intact and no major tears that detract from overall appearance.