1977 New Zealand $1 Coin - Queen's Silver Jubilee & Waitangi Day

1977 New Zealand $1 Coin: A Double Commemoration - Queen's Silver Jubilee & Waitangi Day

Own a piece of New Zealand history with this unique 1977 $1 coin commemorating two significant events: the Queen's Silver Jubilee and Waitangi Day. This crown-sized coin, struck by the Royal Mint in Llantrisant, UK, is a numismatic treasure that captures a dual commemoration in New Zealand's history.

Highlights:

• Dual Commemoration: This coin celebrates both the 25th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's accession to the throne (her Silver Jubilee) and Waitangi Day, New Zealand's national day.
• Historical Significance: The obverse features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, marking her Silver Jubilee. The reverse commemorates the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi on 6 February 1840, a foundational document in New Zealand's history.
• Crown-Sized Coin: The larger "crown-sized" format of this dollar coin adds to its visual appeal and distinguishes it from standard circulation coinage. This format was used for commemorative $1 coins in New Zealand between 1967 and 1990.
• Limited Mintage: Only 70,000 of these coins were struck, making it a relatively scarce and desirable piece for collectors.
• Original Presentation: The coin is presented in its original plastic jewel case, adding to its collector appeal..

Condition:

• The jewel case may exhibit marks and scratches consistent with its age.
• Refer to the provided image for a representative example of the coin.

A Must-Have for Collectors:

This 1977 New Zealand $1 coin is a must-have for collectors of New Zealand numismatics, royal memorabilia, or those interested in commemorating significant historical events. Add this dual commemorative coin to your collection today.