Read more about the specifications and images used on all coins.The texture, feel or pattern on the edge of a coin is called the edge treatment. The edge of the coin is the thin strip between the two sides of the coin. It is different on each coin denomination. The back of a coin or 'tails' is called the reverse. It is the portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The front of a coin or 'heads' is called the obverse. The edge is sometimes called the third side. Collectable coins Section on NZ Post's website dedicated to buying collectable coinsĮach coin has 2 sides and an edge.Banknote security features (Video 0m:59s) Jul 2017.Banknotes and coins images available on Facebook.Application criteria for security eligibility.E1 New Zealand's official overseas reserves.F5 Foreign currency assets and liabilities.Financial market infrastructure oversight.Financial Sector Assessment Programme (FSAP).C30 New residential mortgage lending by loan-to-valuation ratio (LVR).What is the economy? (Video 2m:22s) July 2015.Inflation - a thief in your wallet (Video 3m:43s) Sep 2015.How we influence interest rates (Video 3m:19s) Dec 2017.

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