1882 New Zealand International Exhibition Medal, Rare

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1882 New Zealand International Exhibition Medal, RareThis is an unawarded silver medal from the 1882 New Zealand International Exhibition held in Christchurch, a rare piece of exhibition history and authoritative Morel reference 1882 25. Its 35mm silver composition makes it a compact and attractive medal for collectors of 19th century New Zealand memorabilia. Country: New Zealand Year: 1882 Denomination: Medal (unawarded) Composition: Silver Size: 35 mm diameter

Denomination: 1 Chuckram

Reverse: Displays the presidential eagle with shield

the photo is indicative and individual coins may show different wear

Very Fine notes show light signs of circulation with minimal creasing or staining and retain generally crisp paper and clear detail

“Uncirculated” indicates these coins show no signs of circulation and retain their original mint luster

and the encircling legend typical of the issue

The coin was produced on zinc-clad steel planchets originally associated with 1943 steel cents

suitable for collectors who appreciate circulated large-format copper coins

Obverse: Not described to avoid inaccuracy

It’s a quality pre-decimal note that suits collectors of Commonwealth and New Zealand currency

The EF grade indicates a coin with good overall eye appeal and minimal wear confined to the highest points

It represents the familiar Barber design issued for circulation in the United States