1942 New Zealand Threepence, "One Dot", aEF1942 Threepence "One Dot" offered in about Extremely Fine condition a scarce wartime threepence notable for its single dot date variety and attractive overall eye appeal despite a rim knock. Year: 1942 Denomination: Threepence Composition: Silver (50% fineness) Grade: aEF (about Extremely Fine) Obvious attributes include a rim knock bend that detracts slightly from the strike, and a visible die crack on the letter "A" of Zealand details that matter to

good overall definition and attractive remaining luster

type and metal composition

struck during the late 19th century and suited to collectors of colonial and world silver coinage

" A compact silver coin that appeals to date and variety collectors

It’s a tangible piece of local commercial and social history from the early colonial period

Obverse: Features the right‑facing portrait of President Abraham Lincoln with the date to the right and the mottoes "IN GOD WE TRUST" above and "LIBERTY" to the left

Denomination: Quarter dollar

Reverse: Displays the denomination "1 MARK" and the issue year within a wreath

It represents a scarce piece of British monetary history with the distinctive "LIMA" mark tied to prize silver from 1745

a wartime-era coin with a relatively low mintage of 440

This 1924 Manchester Block Jubilee Medal commemorates the 50th anniversary of settlement in the Manchester Block near Feilding

Grade: Almost uncirculated