1977 Trinidad and Tobago 1 Dollar Banknote – 2nd Issue, Scarlet Ibis Design

The 1 Dollar banknote from Trinidad and Tobago, issued between 1977 and 1984, is a collector's gem. It is part of the second issue by the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago. The banknote features a striking red design with multicolor underprint, showcasing the national coat of arms at the center and two flying scarlet ibis birds to the left, which symbolize the country's rich wildlife.

Signed by J.E. Bruce, this paper currency measures 153 × 64 mm and was in circulation until it was demonetized on January 1, 2022. These notes have become highly sought after by numismatists, particularly due to their unique design and historical significance. With a reference number of P#30, this banknote represents a pivotal era in Trinidad and Tobago's monetary history.

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Why This is a Good Offer

This 1977 Trinidad and Tobago 1 Dollar banknote is a must-have for any serious collector of world currency. Not only does it feature a beautiful and symbolic design, but its demonetization in 2022 has made it a more exclusive and rare find. As time passes, banknotes from this period will only increase in value due to their historical significance and limited availability, making it a great investment for the future. Additionally, the scarlet ibis, a national symbol, gives the note a unique and distinct appearance, adding to its appeal for collectors.