1963 New Zealand Threepence, split planchetteThis 1963 New Zealand Threepence is a collectible pre decimal coin notable for its distinctive "split planchette" mint error, where the blank cracked or split before or during striking. Its a compact, eye catching piece valued by error coin collectors and those interested in New Zealand coinage history. Country: New Zealand Year: 1963 Denomination: Threepence Composition: Copper nickel Size: 16. 3 mm diameter The split planchette error produces an

gVF indicates a coin that shows moderate wear across the high points but retains clear design details and good overall eye appeal for its grade

Year: 1960

These popular model coins were privately struck in large numbers and became a familiar novelty of the era

Very Fine (VF) indicates moderate wear across the high points while major design elements remain clear and well defined

offering a compact piece of British numismatic history

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all rendered with crisp relief

The obverse of each coin bears the veiled bust of Queen Victoria with the customary royal legend around the rim

olive branch and arrows

Denomination: 25 Centimos

Reverse: A heraldic eagle with outstretched wings clutching arrows and an olive branch

Obverse: Portrait of Louis XVIII facing left