1993 New Zealand $10 Uncut Block of 4This 1993 New Zealand $10 uncut block of four banknotes was released as a limited presentation pack to commemorate the introduction of the Series 5 "Brighter Money" design. This series marked a significant transition in New Zealand currency, being the first to feature updated portraits and indigenous flora and fauna. The block remains in its original issued format, preserving the notes as they emerged from the printing press prior to individual

often raised seam or separation on the coin’s surface and can create unusual strike characteristics — attributes that make this piece particularly interesting to specialists and collectors of mint errors

Year: 1938

The reverse shows Britannia seated with shield and trident

It represents a mid-20th century high-value note from New Zealand's pre-decimal currency era

treasury seals and serial numbers typical of mid-20th century US banknotes

offering a solid example of Roman provincial bronze coinage

This scarce collector's set was struck in limited numbers for collectors and remains a desirable piece of New Zealand numismatic history

this coin displays moderate wear consistent with circulation while retaining the key design elements and clear legible features

500 pieces and a unique numbered certificate included with each coin

It’s a collectible piece for those who follow New Zealand currency and replacement-note series

it may still show minor contact marks or bag abrasions typical of coins that have not been spent

attractive Very Fine condition