New Zealand 1956 10 Shillings P-158 Used World Banknote Polymer which is a reference number

which is a reference number used by collectors to identify this specific type of coin

The intricate patterns and detailed engravings reflect the artistic standards of the era

889 grams and composed of

this note features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II

The design may include elements such as traditional Fijian motifs

New Zealand 1956 10 Shillings P-158 Used World Banknote Polymer which is a reference numberThis New Zealand 10 Shillings note from 1956 (P 158) captures mid 20th century Commonwealth currency design during the pre decimal era. The circulated condition reflects authentic handling across nearly seven decades, making it a genuine historical artifact rather than a pristine specimen. Cataloged under the P 158 reference standard, this denomination predates New Zealand's 1967 conversion to decimal currency, adding numismatic significance.