A Vibrant Legacy of the Eastern Caribbean Islands Capture the beauty of the Antilles with this authentic 1965 East Caribbean One Dollar banknote. Issued just as the islands moved toward a unified currency system, this note is highly prized for its colorful artwork and its connection to the British Commonwealth. In Extremely Fine (EF) condition, this specimen retains nearly all its original paper firmness and vivid red and multicolored hues.

Exquisite Design Features:

• Obverse: Features the elegant portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II on the right, a Flying Fish in the center, and a detailed Map of the Caribbean Islands on the left.

• Reverse: A serene tropical scene depicting a Caribbean coastline with rocky outcrops and lush palm trees.

• Signatures: Issued by the East Caribbean Currency Authority (ECCA) with various signatory combinations (e.g., Squires, Walling, Jacobs).

• Printer: Produced by the world-renowned Thomas De La Rue & Company (TDLR).

The "EF" Collector's Choice: For collectors who want the look of a premium note without the "Uncirculated" price tag, this EF specimen is the perfect middle ground. It presents beautifully in an album, showing minimal wear that only adds to its authentic history as a traveler's and merchant's currency from the mid-60s.

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