Kagins March 2019 National Money Show Auction

1Z block. The start of an stellar collection of notes from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand and this first series is always a collector favorite. Shown

9Z block. Another offering on this 10 Shillings design that retains nice appeal for the assigned grade and also exceptional color of the TDLR produced

7B block. The One Pound denomination shows the same vignettes as the others from the series with subtle differences in the bordering design and partic

10B block. An exceptionally bold printing gives this note appeal beyond the assigned grade with strong detail at all major focal points. The strictly

3K block. The highest denomination that circulated extensively as the rare 50 Pound note was used mostly in large transactions and interbank workings.

4K block. A rare Extremely Fine offering on this Five Pound "Kiwi" note and certainly an item that will get collector attention. The PMG p...

T block. An exceptional rarity and one of the most important pieces within the Chambliss holdings. These 1934 series 50 Pounds notes are downright rar

6 pieces in lot. A nearly complete variety set for this 10 Shillings design with the following; P-158 5/J block in About Uncirculated 55 EPQ; P-158a I

6 Pieces in lot. This continuation of the series from the last lot shows another remarkable variety set. These One Pound notes, like all other denomin

Prefix 2/V. Part of an impressive block variety collection of these Five Pound designs which show the standard for the series portrait vignette of Jam

Prefix 0/W. Shown with a Chief Cashier signature of G. Wilson and like the previous lot one of the more scarce varieties for the design. Stunning orig

A2 Prefix. Another Wilson signed note with this piece showing a non-fractional prefix and again remarkable appeal. Still visible embossing is easily s

E1 prefix. These late 1950's notes transitioned to the new Chief Cashier R.N. Fleming and this type is without a security thread. A wonderfully ...

Y2 prefix. The addition of a security thread is the main distinction from the previous lot with the same Chief Cashier signature of R.N. Flemming obse

12L prefix. The final installment in this Five Pound group with this being near the last of the notes issued for the design type. Free from circulatio

1/F prefix. All but the with security thread variety are quite scarce for this 10 Pound design and this nearly Extremely Fine T.P. Hanna signed note i

4/F prefix. A short lived G. Wilson signed type and seldom a note offered in any state of preservation. This piece like the last approaches an Extreme

6F prefix. These R.N. Fleming notes are the only Chief Cashier signatures for this denomination that are found with any semblance of regularity in hig

9F prefix. Much like the previous in all regards, save for the length which measures 184mm. The appeal is leaps and bounds beyond the assigned grade w

AA prefix. A prefix variety for this without security thread Fleming signed note with alpha/alpha observed in favor of the numeral/alpha seen on the p