Discover the stunning 2007 5 Dollars banknote from the Bahamas, designated as P72 and graded Unc! This vibrant note features a captivating blend of orange, brown, and blue hues, showcasing a sand dollar, a gold foil galleon, and the iconic Columbus statue on the front. Flip it over to see lively Junkanoo dancers and the Bahamas coat of arms, all secured with advanced features like a solid security thread and a watermark of Cecil Wallace-Whitfield. Printed by DE LA RUE, this 156 x 67 mm paper note is part of the CRISP series, designed to combat counterfeiting with unique denomination-specific features. A true collector's gem, this 5 Dollars note is not just currency; it's a piece of Bahamian history!
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SCWPM.#72 - TBB.#B338a - Date: 2007
Grade: Unc - Signature: 5
Signature of Wendy Craigg (as GOVERNOR).
Grade: Unc - Signature: 5
Signature of Wendy Craigg (as GOVERNOR).
Description: Colour: Orange, brown, and blue.
Front: Sand dollar as registration device; gold foil galleon; map; Columbus statue; Cecil Wallace-Whitfield. - Back: Junkanoo dancers; coat of arms.
Solid security thread and 3-mm windowed security thread with demetalized BAHAMAS. - Watermark: Cecil Wallace-Whitfield with electrotype 5 and Cornerstones. - Printer: DE LA RUE. - Size: 156 x 67 mm. - Material: Paper.
General information: 2005 - 2009 Crisp Issues
Issued under the Central Bank of the Bahamas Act 2000, the CRISP (Counterfeit Resistant Integrated Security Product) family of banknotes is the first in Bahamian history to offer a range of denomination-specific features designed to combat denominationally up-rated forgeries (i.e. turning a low-value note into a higher denomination).
CRISP banknote paper is also coated with a new sizing agent to help prevent the chemical removal of inks from the paper.
In 2013 the Central Bank of the Bahamas has introduced a modified 5 dollars note, where the map of the Bahamas on the front side of the note has been slightly changed. - Source: The Banknotebook
Front: Sand dollar as registration device; gold foil galleon; map; Columbus statue; Cecil Wallace-Whitfield. - Back: Junkanoo dancers; coat of arms.
Solid security thread and 3-mm windowed security thread with demetalized BAHAMAS. - Watermark: Cecil Wallace-Whitfield with electrotype 5 and Cornerstones. - Printer: DE LA RUE. - Size: 156 x 67 mm. - Material: Paper.
General information: 2005 - 2009 Crisp Issues
Issued under the Central Bank of the Bahamas Act 2000, the CRISP (Counterfeit Resistant Integrated Security Product) family of banknotes is the first in Bahamian history to offer a range of denomination-specific features designed to combat denominationally up-rated forgeries (i.e. turning a low-value note into a higher denomination).
CRISP banknote paper is also coated with a new sizing agent to help prevent the chemical removal of inks from the paper.
In 2013 the Central Bank of the Bahamas has introduced a modified 5 dollars note, where the map of the Bahamas on the front side of the note has been slightly changed. - Source: The Banknotebook
| Title | 5 Dollars - 2007 - P72 - B338 - Unc |
|---|---|
| Brand | BAHAMAS |
| Category | BAHAMAS |
| SKU | BSD.338a |
| Condition | new |
| MPN | BSD.338a |
