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Description	New Zealand $5 specimen banknote produced by the NZ government, featuring Edmund Hillary.
Source	http://www.rbnz.govt.nz/notes_and_coins/explaining_currency.pdf (dead link; details however now at https://www.rbnz.govt.nz/notes-and-coins/notes/banknotes-in-circulation/banknote-features-for-each-denomination/5-dollars and at http://www.siredmundhillary.com/banknote.htm)
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Article	Edmund Hillary
Purpose of use	This image is specifically intended by the NZ government for educational purposes about the banknote. The image demonstrates the importance given to Hillary's memory by the New Zealand government.
Replaceable?	No. There is no free equivalent, since the copyright is owned by the NZ government.

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