[East Caribbean Currency Authority $1 banknote]

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 🌴 Historic Currency Shining in the Seas of the Commonwealth - Eastern Caribbean Monetary Organization One Dollar Note (ND Issue)

 This beautiful one dollar note is one of the first series issued by the East Caribbean Currency Authority.
 It is known as an economic and cultural icon linking the Commonwealth Islands in the Caribbean.

 The obverse depicts a young Queen Elizabeth II.
 On the back, there is a tropical nature and blue sea in the background.
 The landscape is typical of the Caribbean, with swaying palm trees.

 This banknote was issued in the precious period before the establishment of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB),
 Today, it is a collector's item with extremely high historical and artistic value.

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 💴 Banknote Specifications
 • Country/region name: Eastern Caribbean States
 • Issuer: East Caribbean Currency Authority
 • Face value: One Dollar
 • Year of publication: ND (late 1960s - early 1970s)
 • Catalog number: B101c10 (Pick#13)
 • Condition: Uncirculated (UNC)
 • Printer: Thomas De La Rue & Company Limited, London
 • Material: High quality cotton paper
 • Size: Approx. 140mm x 70mm
 • Color: Red/pink gradient
 • Serial range: B83 to B90 (e.g. B83 667202)

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 👑 Cover Design - The majesty of the Queen and the pride of a maritime nation

 On the right side of the note is a portrait of a young Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
 This portrait is one of the earliest in the series of official portraits of the British Royal Family.
 The queen is beautifully portrayed as someone who combines elegance and poise.

 In the background, a map of the Caribbean Sea spreads out,
 Antigua, Saint Lucia, Grenada, Dominica, Montserrat, etc.
 The locations of the seven member countries are indicated by detailed engravings.

 In the center, the words "ONE DOLLAR" are written.
 A large flying fish, symbolizing the bountiful sea, emerges.
 The design is a symbolic celebration of the Caribbean's natural resources and maritime culture.

 In addition, the $1 face value is displayed in a balanced manner in the upper left and upper right corners.
 The red and pink tones give it a soft and elegant look.

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 🌺 Back design - Tropical landscapes and ocean scents

 The reverse side features a picturesque Caribbean landscape.
 In the center, there is a harbor surrounded by green mountains, yachts floating on calm waters,
 The foreground features large palm trees and tropical plants.

 The design reads "EAST CARIBBEAN CURRENCY AUTHORITY" at the top.
 At the bottom are the issuing countries: "MONTSERRAT, ST. VINCENT, ST. LUCIA, GRENADA, DOMINICA, ANTIGUA, ST. CHRISTOPHER, NEVIS, ANGUILLA" arranged in a circle.

 These countries were the predecessors of the current Eastern Caribbean Monetary Union.
 We can see that this banknote symbolizes the beginning of "solidarity through one currency."

 The overall tone is unified in deep red monochrome,
 The shadows that emerge depending on the light create a warm feeling, like a tropical sunset.

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 🧭 Historical Background – The Birth of the Eastern Caribbean Monetary Organization

 The Eastern Caribbean Monetary Authority (ECCA) is an international financial institution established in 1965.
 It was established to provide a common currency for the then British colonies and Commonwealth countries.

 This mechanism is
 • Stabilizing the economy
 • Common exchange rate
 • Trade promotion
 Its purpose was to achieve the following goals and was supported by the British government and its member states.

 This one dollar bill was issued during the early days of the United States.
 It is a historic currency that laid the foundation for the establishment of the later Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB).

 Therefore, as the first unified banknote in today's Eastern Caribbean Currency Zone (XCD),
 It is a piece that holds an extremely important position historically.

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 💎 Collector's Value

 This ECCA one dollar bill has now been in circulation for over half a century.
 There are very few specimens remaining in unused (UNC) condition.

 In particular, it is one of the early Commonwealth coin series featuring the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II.
 It is highly sought after in the British Royal Collection and the Caribbean Monetary History Collection.

 It is also highly valuable as a numismatic document commemorating the historic turning point of the financial integration of the Caribbean countries.
 In recent years, prices have been on the rise even at international auctions.

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 🪙 Quality Assurance - GoldSilverJapan's Commitment

 At GoldSilverJapan, all banknotes are inspected by professional appraisers,
 We only sell products after confirming that they are 100% authentic.
 • ✅ Unused (UNC) Grade Guaranteed
 • ✅ Authenticity confirmed by an appraiser
 • ✅ Enclosed in a moisture-proof and light-proof sleeve
 • ✅ Trackable and safe shipping

 The banknotes you receive will be in perfect condition for collection display, educational use, or investment preservation.

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 🌊 History, Art, and Portraits of Queens - The Trinity of Values

 This Eastern Caribbean Monetary Organization one dollar note is
 It is more than just a currency; it is a symbol of the history and beauty of the Commonwealth.

 The design depicts the Queen's elegant portrait, Caribbean nature and regional cooperation.
 All of these elements are in harmony, and even after more than half a century, they still shine with an unfading brilliance.

 In the history of world paper money, there are few notes that combine beauty and meaning as much as this one dollar bill.

 Be sure to add this historic piece to your collection.

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