1970 New Zealand $1 Coin - Royal Visit Commemorative Dollar - In Original Case

Relive a Royal Occasion: 1970 New Zealand $1 Royal Visit Commemorative Coin in Original Case

Own a piece of royal history with this 1970 New Zealand $1 coin commemorating the visit of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh. Struck by the Royal Australian Mint, this uncirculated coin is a numismatic treasure presented in its original square plastic jewel case.

Highlights:

• Royal Visit Commemoration: This coin celebrates the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh's visit to New Zealand in March 1970 for the James Cook bicentenary celebrations, where they introduced Prince Charles and Princess Anne to the nation. This tour also marked the beginning of the tradition of royal "walkabouts."
• Numismatic Significance: Limited to 285,000 copies, this coin holds a special place in New Zealand numismatics as the first to feature a Māori word ("AORANGI" for Mount Cook).
• Original Presentation: The coin is housed in its original plastic jewel case, adding to its historical authenticity. While the case may show some signs of wear consistent with its age, the coin itself remains in pristine condition.

Condition:

The coin is in uncirculated condition, retaining its original lustre and sharp details. The case may exhibit some marks and scratches commensurate with its age. All available sets are in similar condition.

A Royal Collectable:

This 1970 New Zealand $1 coin is a must-have for collectors of royal memorabilia, New Zealand numismatics, or those interested in historical commemoratives. Add this piece of royal history to your collection today.