Trinidad & Tobago 5 Dollars 1964 PMG 50

The Trinidad & Tobago 5 Dollars banknote from 1964 is a fascinating piece of numismatic history from the Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago. This particular note, graded by PMG as 50, signifies that it is in About Uncirculated condition with some signs of wear but still retaining much of its original crispness. Issued as part of the country's currency series, this banknote features the portrait of Sir Winston Churchill, the iconic British statesman and Prime Minister, on the obverse side. The reverse side showcases a beautifully intricate design reflecting the cultural heritage and natural beauty of Trinidad and Tobago. The serial number G/1 049871 is a unique identifier for this specific banknote, while the P# 27c and N# 212213 are catalog numbers used by collectors and researchers to identify and classify different banknotes. In 1964, Trinidad and Tobago gained independence from British colonial rule, making this banknote a significant artifact from a pivotal moment in the country's history. It serves as a reminder of the nation's journey towards sovereignty and its rich cultural heritage. Overall, the Trinidad & Tobago 5 Dollars 1964 PMG 50 banknote is not just a piece of currency but a historical and cultural symbol representing the spirit and identity of Trinidad and Tobago.

N° 2138 | Trinidad & Tobago 5 Dollars 1964 PMG 50

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