Crisp Uncirculated 2 dollars issued by New Zealand between 1989 and 1992 (P170c)
The front features a facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and the back depicts the the Rifleman bird on the 2 dollars.
These were the last of this denominations to be issued on paper and were eventually replaced by coins. New Zealand began the process of substituting paper banknotes for banknotes printed on polymer plastic in 1992.
Signed by Donald Brash as Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand in
Uncirculated condition.
