A Masterpiece of Caribbean Numismatics Add a high-grade cornerstone to your collection with the 1965 East Caribbean Five Dollar banknote. Issued by the East Caribbean Currency Authority (ECCA), this note represents the unified monetary history of islands like Antigua, Dominica, Grenada, and St. Kitts. This specimen is in About Uncirculated (AUNC) condition, retaining its original high-gloss ink, sharp "pointed" corners, and the crisp "crinkle" of fresh security paper.

Design Highlights:

• Obverse: Features the iconic young portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II on the right, a dynamic Flying Fish in the center, and a detailed Map of the Lesser Antilles on the left.

• Reverse: A stunning, tranquil scene of a Caribbean tropical coastline with palm trees, rocks, and the calm sea, framed by intricate geometric borders.

• Security: Includes the distinct Queen Elizabeth II watermark and a solid security thread.

• Printer: Masterfully engraved and printed by Thomas De La Rue & Company (TDLR).

Collector’s Note: While the $1 denomination is relatively common, the $5 "Map Note" is significantly harder to find in high grades like AUNC. This note's deep green and multicolored underprint remains vibrant, making it an exceptional display piece for any British Commonwealth or Caribbean collection.

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