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| 背面描述 | Central device comprising a Hei-tiki, the traditional Māori greenstone pendant depicted in frontal view with characteristic tilted head, large circular eyes, and hands resting upon flexed knees. Flanking the Hei-tiki on either side are stylised Māori koru scrollwork motifs. The circular legend NEW ZEALAND HALF PENNY arcs around the upper periphery, while the date is placed in the lower field below the central device, all within a beaded border. |
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New Zealand's bronze coinage underwent a quiet but deliberate shift after 1947, when the country dropped the phrase "ET IND:IMP:" from the royal titles following Indian independence. The 1949 halfpenny was among the first New Zealand coins issued under the revised legend acknowledging George VI simply as King without the Emperor of India title — a change mandated across all Commonwealth coinage by the Indian Independence Act of 1947.
Production continued through 1952 until George VI's death in February of that year ended the series.