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| 背面描述 | A horizontal vignette illustrates the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840, with assembled figures of Maori chiefs and British officials rendered in fine line engraving; a kiwi bird appears to the left of the scene. The denomination legend is carried in the upper and lower margins within decorative borders. |
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| 防伪描述 | Maori chief portrait watermark |
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New Zealand retained the shilling-based pound system long after most Commonwealth nations had either decimalized or restructured their currency — this note bridged nearly three decades of that monetary conservatism, surviving the war economy, postwar reconstruction, and the sustained political debate over decimalization that finally resolved with the 1967 switch to the New Zealand dollar. The security thread was introduced mid-series, meaning Fleming-signed examples exist in two distinct states; the threadless Fleming notes are easily mistaken for earlier issues without close inspection of the paper.
Four signature variants across a 27-year run makes this one of the more granular collecting targets in the 20th-century New Zealand series.