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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 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.
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.
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Jul 7 - Jul 12
US$40
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