1985 Reserve Bank of New Zealand - $1 (One) NZD Dollar Banknote Serial No. AKG 101325 P-169b

1985 Reserve Bank of New Zealand - $1 (One) NZD Dollar Banknote Serial No. AKG 101325 P-169b

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1985 Reserve Bank of New Zealand - $1 (One) NZD Dollar Banknote Serial No. AKG 101325 P-169b1985 New Zealand 1 Dollar Banknote P169b A Classic LateIssue Paper Dollar Featuring Queen Elizabeth II & the Fantail The 1985 New Zealand 1 Dollar banknote (Pick 169b) is part of the Reserve Banks Fourth Series (19751991), the final generation of $1 paper notes before the denomination was replaced by a coin in 1991. This issue features the mature portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and celebrates New Zealands natural heritage with the fantail (pwakawaka)

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