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The New Zealand ten cent coin was first introduced in in 1967, and made of Cupro-nickel. The first three years they were minted, they also included the words "One Shilling" below the carved Maori mask, to get people used to the change to decimal currency. They were withdrawn in 2006 as part of the currency upgrade. The new ten cent coins were much smaller, and copper colored.

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rdf:type	Coin
rdfs:label	NZD 10 Cent
rdfs:comment	The New Zealand ten cent coin was first introduced in in 1967, and made of Cupro-nickel. The first three years they were minted, they also included the words "One Shilling" below the carved Maori mask, to get people used to the change to decimal currency. They were withdrawn in 2006 as part of the currency upgrade. The new ten cent coins were much smaller, and copper colored.
dcterms:subject	New Zealand Coins
mintage	Reserve Bank of New Zealand
issuer	Francis Shurrock
Name	Koruru
face value	0.1
dbkwik:coincollect...iPageUsesTemplate	dbkwik:resource/iezEL10VsIr_v1axDiy7hw==
Material	Copper Plated Steel
Where	New Zealand
issued	1967(xsd:integer)
abstract	The New Zealand ten cent coin was first introduced in in 1967, and made of Cupro-nickel. The first three years they were minted, they also included the words "One Shilling" below the carved Maori mask, to get people used to the change to decimal currency. They were withdrawn in 2006 as part of the currency upgrade. The new ten cent coins were much smaller, and copper colored.

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