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2000 - East Caribbean States PIC 37m 5 Dollars banknote UNC
2000 - East Caribbean States PIC 37m 5 Dollars banknote UNC 

2000 - East Caribbean States PIC 37m 5 Dollars banknote UNC

  • Product Code: Estados Caribe Del Este PIC 37m
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  • 93.50€

  • Ex Tax: 85.00€


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East Caribbean States 5 Dollars banknote, catalogued as ND (2000), reference P37m (Pick). This UNC example carries suffix letter M and features Queen Elizabeth II at the centre right, a turtle at the lower centre and a green-throated carib at the upper right. A gold foil fish appears on the right.

The reverse depicts Admiral’s House in Antigua and Barbuda on the left, Trafalgar Falls in Dominica on the right and an island map. The watermark shows Queen Elizabeth II. The catalogue identifies TDLR as the printer and records Signature 2 for this P37m type.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a 5 Dollars banknote associated with the East Caribbean States. The product description identifies MONSERRAT, and the note is listed with the catalogue reference PIC 37m.

What denomination, currency and date are shown in the listing?

The banknote has a denomination of 5 Dollars. The listing associates it with the year 2000, so it can be described neutrally as a note dated 2000 or from 2000; the supplied information does not specify whether this is an issue, printing or circulation year.

What catalogue reference identifies this banknote?

The stated catalogue or model reference is Estados Caribe Del Este PIC 37m. The title also gives the identifier PIC 37m, which distinguishes this listed banknote from other East Caribbean States 5 Dollars notes.

What condition is stated for this banknote?

The listing identifies this banknote as UNC, the standard abbreviation for uncirculated condition. No additional physical-condition details are provided, so the stated grade should be treated as the complete condition information supplied for this product.