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1984 - Bahamas P44a 3 Dollars banknote
1984 - Bahamas P44a 3 Dollars banknote 

1984 - Bahamas P44a 3 Dollars banknote

  • Product Code: Bahamas PIC 44a
  • Availability: In Stock

  • 132.00€

  • Ex Tax: 120.00€


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This individual Bahamas 3 Dollars banknote is associated with 1984 and identified in the Pick catalogue as P44a. The catalogue designation “a” refers to the issued-note type, distinguishing it from the replacement-note variety P44r.

Printed in red-violet over a multicolour underprint, the front features Paradise Beach at left, a map at centre left and a mature portrait of Queen Elizabeth II at centre right. The note bears the signature of W. C. Allen. Its reverse depicts a Family Island sailing regatta with the arms at right, while a sailing ship appears in the watermark. TDLR is listed as the printer.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a 3 Dollars banknote from the Bahamas, associated with the year 1984. The product title identifies it as the Bahamas P44a 3 Dollars banknote.

What denomination, currency and country are identified for this banknote?

The listed denomination is 3 Dollars, and the country identified is the Bahamas. The listing associates the note with 1984; this year is presented neutrally and is not identified by the source as an issue, printing or circulation year.

What catalog reference is given for the banknote?

The supplied model or catalog reference is Bahamas PIC 44a. The product title also uses the designation P44a, which corresponds to the reference provided in the listing.

Will the serial number on the banknote match the product images?

No. The description states that the images are product references in the case of Uncirculated banknotes and that the serial number will not correspond to the banknote ordered. The images should therefore be treated as references rather than an exact serial-number match.