Bahamas 4 Shillings 1936

The Bahamas 4 Shillings banknote from 1936 is a rare and valuable piece of currency that holds significant historical significance. This particular banknote, designated as P# 9e and N# 232654, features a beautiful design and intricate details that showcase the rich heritage of the Bahamas. The serial number A/8 735185 adds to its uniqueness and collectible value. In 1936, the Bahamas was still a British colony, having been under British rule since the late 18th century. The country was primarily reliant on agriculture, particularly the cultivation of cotton and sisal. Tourism was also starting to gain traction as a major industry in the Bahamas during this time. The 4 Shillings banknote was a part of the British colonial currency system and would have been used in daily transactions within the Bahamas. Its XF-AUNC (Extremely Fine to About Uncirculated) condition indicates that this banknote has been well-preserved over the years, making it a sought-after item for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. Owning a piece of currency like the Bahamas 4 Shillings 1936 banknote allows us to connect with the past and appreciate the craftsmanship and artistry that went into creating these historical artifacts.

N° 3398 | Bahamas 4 Shillings 1936

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