What NZ 5 cent coins are valuable?

What NZ 5 cent coins are valuable?

Apart from the 2004 five-cent piece other coins with low mintages include the most sought-after New Zealand coin, the Waitangi Crown. A total 1128, including 364 proof examples, were issued in 1935. By contrast there were 200,020 1949 Royal Visit crowns struck and 257,000 1953 Coronation Crowns.

How much is the old 5c worth?

Information:

Krause number KM# 67.2
Country South Africa
Denomination 5 cents
Currency rate 0.05 ZAR = 0.003 USD
Year 1965-1969

Can you still use five cent coins?

The lowest mintage was 8.25 million coins in 1972, and the highest was 306.5 million in 2006. No coins were issued in 1985–86, however, only minted for coin sets. Five-cent, ten-cent, twenty-cent, and fifty-cent coins are legal tender up to the sum of $5.

What can you do with old 5 cent coins?

“The SARB has not demonetised any coins, as such 1c, 2c and 5c coins remain legal tender and business has an obligation to accept these coins. As a consumer you can insist on this,” Mathebula said. He added that old nickel 5c and 10c coins can be exchanged at any SARB branch for their equivalent value.

Which South African 5 cent coins are valuable?

Which South African R5 coins are valuable? The 2008 commemorative R5 coins are the most valuable.

Do old coins have any value?

An Old 2 Rupee Coin can Fetch you Rs 5 lakh The 1994-made coin has Indian flag on one side, and its value on the Quikr website is estimated to be of Rs 5 lakh. Whereas, the value of one rupee coin that was minted before independence, and had Queen Victoria’s picture imprinted on it, is calculated to be worth Rs 2 lakh.

When was the 5 cent coin discontinued?

The main reason is that over the years inflation reduced the value of the five cent coin so much that it became a nuisance and of no real value to people making transactions. The old coins were demonetised, i.e. declared no longer legal tender, with effect from 1 November 2006.

What kind of coin is 1989 5 cent on?

1989 5 cent struck on a 1 cent blank The above coin is a very spectacular error for a few reasons. It’s coppery red lustre is not what you expect to see with the 5 cent echidna design by Stuart Devlin. The Australian 5 cent piece should be struck on a cupro-nickel blank with a silvery look.

What colour should the Australian 5 cent piece be struck?

The Australian 5 cent piece should be struck on a cupro-nickel blank with a silvery look. This planchet is what you’d see of our now obsolete Feather-Tailed glider and Frilled-Lizard 1 cent and 2 cent pieces. This coppery red appearance is what immediately gives this off-metal coin error it’s eye appeal.

What is the difference between a 1 cent and 5 cent?

This is confirmed looking at the specifications of the 1 cent in comparison to the 5 cent. The 1 cent weighs 2.59 grams and is 17.53 millimeters and the 5 cent 2.83 grams and 19.41 millimeters. This coin is exactly as you’d see an underweight planchet struck with a wider diameter than was intended for that weight blank.

What year was the first NZ coin minted?

1971 Marked the first year New Zealand coinage was minted at two different mints with the General circulating coins minted at the Canberra Mint and the Non-Circulating (set) coins made at the Royal Mint Llantrisant.