1975 - Reserve Bank of New Zealand - $1 (One) NZD Dollar Banknote, Serial No. E22 874358 P-163c

1975 - Reserve Bank of New Zealand - $1 (One) NZD Dollar Banknote, Serial No. E22 874358 P-163c

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1975 - Reserve Bank of New Zealand - $1 (One) NZD Dollar Banknote, Serial No. E22 874358 P-163c1975 New Zealand $1 Dollar Banknote Reserve Bank of New Zealand Pick #163c Queen Elizabeth II Series Capture a piece of New Zealands decimal currency history with this authentic 1975 $1 Dollar banknote, issued by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand. Catalogued as Pick #163c, this note is part of the iconic Queen Elizabeth II series and is a must have for collectors of Commonwealth and Oceanic currency. Key Features: Pick Number: P# 163c Year of Issue:

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Set screws are poor quality and are sometimes powdercoated on the exposed threads. Leads to striped hex sockets and inability to tighten properly. Durable finish as evidenced by no visible damage after throwing parts across the shop in frustration. Ended up running self tapping screws thru parts to complete assembly.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2024

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Carl L. Bradley

Dallas, US

★★★★★ 1

Kinda flimsy…

Thought the assembly was metal, it’s some kind of PVC.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2025

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Michelle bullard