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1989 Reserve Bank of New Zealand - $2 (Two) NZD Dollars Banknote Serial No. ENF 068337 P-170c1989 New Zealand 2 Dollar Banknote P170c A FinalEra Paper $2 Note Featuring Queen Elizabeth II & the Rifleman The 1989 New Zealand 2 Dollar banknote (Pick 170c) is part of the Fourth Series of New Zealands decimal currency, issued from 1989 to 1992. According to RealBanknotes, this subtype features purple on a multicolour underprint, the mature portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, and the rifleman bird on the reverse. It also carries the lateseries
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