1989-1991 New Zealand One Dollar Note, gEF [one note, random prefix]

Authentic 1989–1991 New Zealand One Dollar banknote featuring the Brash signature, offered as a single note from our available stock. This note represents the final years of the $1 paper note before the denomination was replaced by a coin and is a neat addition for decimal currency collections.

• Country: New Zealand
• Year: 1989–1991
• Denomination: One Dollar
• Grade: gEF (good Extremely Fine)

The gEF grade indicates a note that shows minimal to no signs of circulation with clean surfaces and sharp detail, though it may exhibit slight handling consistent with being previously issued.

One note supplied with a random prefix chosen from available stock; the specific prefix and serial will vary.

This piece is especially notable for carrying Donald "Don" Brash’s signature — the first to appear on New Zealand’s $1 banknotes and the last signature used before the denomination’s transition to coinage. It’s a solid choice for collectors seeking a late-era decimal note or anyone building a representative New Zealand banknote collection.