1965 New Zealand Shilling, Clipped Planchette error

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1965 New Zealand Shilling, Clipped Planchette error1965 New Zealand Shilling with a distinctive clipped planchette error a genuine minting anomaly that left part of the coin blank missing before striking, producing an irregular edge and added collector interest. This coin is the familiar 1965 shilling struck in copper nickel and carries the visual character collectors seek in error pieces, combining standard design elements with an unusual clipped margin. Country: New Zealand Year: 1965 Denomination:

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VF (Very Fine) indicates moderate even wear across the high points with clear major design elements and lettering still well defined

41 g (approximate)

offering a compact piece of 18th-century numismatic history

Year: 1830

“Excellent aUNC” indicates a coin showing only slight signs of wear on the highest points while retaining most of its original detail and attractive overall appearance

Reverse: Displays the crowned shield bearing the royal arms and surrounding legend and date

The 1901 United Kingdom Trade Dollar is a historic silver trade coin struck for use across British trading networks in East Asia

This 1887 United Kingdom florin commemorates Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee and is a classic Victorian silver coin prized for its historic appeal

Composition: Copper-nickel (75% Cu

This small copper-alloy piece is a desirable addition for collectors of Southeast Asian or colonial-era coinage

Year: 1559–1571

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