Trinidad and Tobago 1 Dollar Banknote Set (1964 & 1979) - VF Condition - Independence & Republic Issues VF/F10

Trinidad and Tobago 1 Dollar Banknote Set (1964 & 1979) - VF Condition - Independence & Republic Issues VF/F10Trace the Path to a Republic This 2 note set captures the two most significant eras of 20th century Trinidad and Tobago currency. Both notes are in Very Fine (VF) condition, retaining strong ink detail and clear engravings despite light signs of use. Note 1: 1 Dollar (1964) P 26 The "Independence" Note: Issued just two years after independence. Obverse: Features the youthful portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II on the right and the national Coat of Arms

Collector’s Significance: The 1973 issue is one of the final years for this specific large-sized design before the transition to the smaller

Quantity: 5 Sequential Banknotes

The Central Bank unveiled the design of the 100-ruble banknote on June 30

sharp edges

The Obverse: Features the double portrait of Duke Mieszko I and his wife

This "Lake Victoria" series was introduced as a transitional currency

While the front honors President Kenneth Kaunda

this banknote has seen honest use in the bustling markets of Vietnam but still retains strong details

reflecting the island's diverse heritage

set against a mountain backdrop

Obverse: Features a classical seated allegorical woman on the left

130                                                             You will receive what you see in the photos