This is a 1967–1968 New Zealand five dollar banknote featuring an early low prefix number and the Fleming signature, a notable survivor from New Zealand’s decimal currency introduction. It’s an attractive, historically significant note for collectors of decimal-era paper money.
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Country: New Zealand
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Year: 1967–1968
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Denomination: Five dollars
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Composition: Cotton-based banknote paper
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Grade: aUNC (about Uncirculated)
The aUNC grade indicates the note is nearly uncirculated with only light handling, minor corner or edge softening, and overall strong eye appeal for its age.
