A Caribbean Legacy: From Government Issue to Central Bank

Step into the turquoise waters of history with this premium 4-note collection from The Bahamas. This set is a numismatist's dream, featuring the iconic portrait of Queen Elizabeth II across different eras of Bahamian financial independence.

The Collection Highlights:

• The Rare $3 Dollar Note (Red): Issued by "The Bahamas Government," this denomination is a world-renowned curiosity. It features a beautiful reverse scene of Paradise Beach, capturing the mid-century allure of the islands.

• The 50 Cents "Straw Market" Notes (Brown/Purple): Two variations! One issued by "The Bahamas Government" and one by the "Bahamas Monetary Authority." Both depict the world-famous Nassau Straw Market on the reverse—a tribute to Bajan craftsmanship.

• The $1 Dollar Note (Green): Issued by "The Central Bank of The Bahamas," featuring a stunning underwater coral reef and tropical fish scene, celebrating the islands' natural marine beauty.

Item Specifications:

• Issuer(s): The Bahamas Government / Bahamas Monetary Authority / Central Bank of The Bahamas.

• Denominations: 50 Cents (x2), $1 Dollar, $3 Dollars.

• Era: Circa 1968–1974.

• Condition: Choice About Uncirculated (Notes are crisp, with vibrant original pigments and sharp edges).

• Portrait: Queen Elizabeth II wearing the Tiara of the Grand Duchess Vladimir.

Collector's Note: The 3 Dollar bill is widely considered one of the most beautiful banknotes ever printed. Finding these early "Government" and "Monetary Authority" issues in such clean condition is increasingly rare.