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Paper Voucher - 10 Dollars - MTA Gift Voucher
| Issuer | Motor Trade Association (MTA), New Zealand |
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| Currency | Dollar (1967-date) |
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| Obverse lettering | MTA Gift Voucher $10 TEN DOLLARS THIS VOUCHER IS REDEEMABLE FOR GOODS AND SERVICES TO THE VALUE OF $10 AT THE PREMISES OF THE MEMBERS OF THE MOTOR TRADE ASSOCIATION THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND mta ASSURED |
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| Reverse lettering | WHAT CAN I BUY WITH MTA GIFT VOUCHERS? WHO ACCEPTS MTA GIFT VOUCHERS? CHANGE? Buy your vouchers from an MTA member, or online at www.mta.org.nz |
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The Motor Trade Association is New Zealand's principal automotive industry body, representing franchised and independent dealers, repairers, and parts suppliers. These gift vouchers functioned as a trade-internal instrument — redeemable at member businesses rather than through any banking system — which places them firmly outside conventional currency but well within the scope of notaphilic collecting, particularly for New Zealand ephemera specialists.
The barcode and serial number combination suggests production sometime after the mid-1990s, when retail voucher printing in New Zealand shifted toward electronically trackable formats to reduce counterfeiting and simplify redemption auditing.