so hello fellow banknote collectors this is Glenn back with some New Zealand
banknotes so I haven't actually made many videos on New Zealand banknotes
pretty much just the last two series so here is that series because I actually
don't have that many especially the pounds don't have any pounds I'm not dad
very much I'll ever see you a 50 pound banknote from New Zealand because it's
very expensive and also apart from this series the current series is not as good
as that that's what I think but the paper series I reckon is really not that
pretty to me they're just not really that worthy of collecting Birdie if you
actually click banknotes then and you can get some so I got these for face
value so $15 so you've got a 10 dollar bank no one in two twos $15 worth and
these ones are from the 1981 series so you used up into 1991 when actually
replace it with coins so here is the actual $1 coin from New Zealand this
one's 2015 so and they're actually been in circulation for quite a while and
this one's actually in pretty poor grade and with the signature it's actually
closer to 1981 than their lease to 1991 so it's probably 81 to 84 of something
like that not too sure any dates when these are actually issued and another
thing is that the different banknote style with different serial number so d
$1.00 was actually a's and the two dollars was ease and the ever banknotes
the five 10 20 50 and 100 also had different letter prefixes so these
banknotes have elizabeth ii the watermark is
I can't see that one that one Captain James Cook
it's a although a different style it's the same watermark because actually the
person was the same water my there's Australian bank mates as well although
that was a side portrait and here we have on the back where you usually have
a plant in the boot so New Zealand's known for a bird life and like
everywhere else has lots of plants they don't have any native mammals and very
few reptiles actually now I think they do have native bats but that's about it
so no actual land mammals just best they can fly they used to have fossil mammals
but I I read that the place was flooded so they died out for some reason and the
flowers are Clementis the birdies a fan tell looks like a superb fairy rent mmm
if you don't know what a superb fairy whinnies look it up on the internet
actually quite a beautiful bird that lives in the Mele in the draw our
country and then we have the $2 so you say purplish banknote and on the back we
have a rifleman so I'm not too familiar on birds you know mistletoe okay so
mistletoe is in Australia it's actually a parasite plant so it actually grows on
trees so a bird like a a missile rifleman would eat the seed poo on the
branch the roots of this mistletoe actually grow into the actual plant and
feed off the actual plant so it's actually a parasite plant
this one's printed by Bradbury Wilkinson Co New Zealand mmm never knew that and
that's actually quite a nice tank you know then we have the other $2
using pretty same condition and the watermark is the same on the back you
can actually see the flowers on the attribute oh it's actually quite nice so
beautiful and who actually printed the one dollar
set of the same people have every route consumed and then we owe the $10 so just
section quite nice beautiful blue banknotes this is one of my favorite bag
can you sell them back nice but this one I'll probably ever resell or spend it in
New Zealand when I go and I like this bird this is how we all so it looks like
a type of table bird Oh what I'd call it sand people know not saying people are
cut ma'am I just looked at it we we have a few in Australia without this type of
beak I just can't think off my head anyway
and the watermark is actually Queen this was the second and that's on all New
Zealand banknote and like Australian banknotes the first two serial numbers
are the year so this is 2007 the last Bank that printed in this was 2013
they're not replaced in 2015 with bad in your series so you might be able to see
these in New Zealand but if it's the same experience over we've had in
Australia no you probably won't could spend five years or if it's Hong Kong
those bank 19 Hong Kong day they say for at least eight years after that I mean
the previous 2010 series we're still around eight years after the issuance
oh sorry I was getting a bit confused I mean the 2003 series that's still around
eight years after the issuance of 2010 they still might be a few out there that
can actually see but I would say that they've actually pulled in from
circulation anyway I hope you like New Zealand back nice everyone's different
if one likes different types of banknotes not everyone likes the same so
there will be a few collectors often easier on banknotes so what are the
values well basically this one's probably ten or fifteen dollars so not
really that much and these ones are probably close to face value
you know it's circulated probably looking at four or five dollars for this
and probably an uncirculated okay at three or four dollars that's just a
guess I'm not too familiar on banknotes in this condition I would say probably
any face value especially this one dot just well circulated and but people who
actually sell them would not actually want face a you for these banknotes it's
all I'd say thank you very much for watching my video and now have a awesome
Bank know collecting time just keep safe in these times of staying at home