1967 New Zealand Proof Set Presented to Sir Robert Muldoon

1967 New Zealand Proof Set Presented to Sir Robert MuldoonSir Robert David Muldoon was a New Zealand politician who served as the 31st prime minister of New Zealand, from 1975 to 1984. In addition to being a well known political figure, Muldoon was instrumental in the introduction of decimal currency to New Zealand. As such, he was one of 10 dignitaries who were issued with their very own set of proof coins for the transition into decimalisation. This set is incredibly rare and represents a key period of

featuring a real Chondrite Meteorite

The round 50c was a one year only type

it became the first direct train to cross the Australian continent

and sprigs of this aromatic herb worn on both Anzac Day and Remembrance Day

Observed across the entire continent

999 fine Silver

This low mintage coin bearing Stuart Devlins classic Mob of Roos design

The fourth and final release in the Australian Shipwrecks series

The Silver Eagle is an iconic bullion coin featuring the well-known walking liberty obverse design which was produced by Adolph A

the size landed it out of favour with the general public and it only lasted 2 years before being completely phased out

where the Rougarou is said to prowl the bayous and frighten misbehaving kids

The Royal Mint decided to extend its range of the Britannia series to include platinum due to both the increased demand in platinum as an investment