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| 正面描述 | Portrait of Sir Alexander Bustamante in three-quarter view occupies the left field, framed by fine guilloche border work, with a floral vignette of blue blossoms to the right of centre. The Jamaican coat of arms appears at bottom centre, flanked by denomination numerals in each corner, with a star-prefixed serial number printed in red appearing twice. The series year is indicated at lower right, and the printer's imprint runs along the bottom margin. |
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| 背面描述 | The central vignette presents a panoramic aerial view of a tropical coastal harbour, with verdant peninsulas and small islands set against calm blue waters, a vessel visible mid-distance. A tall tropical plant borders the left margin, while floral sprays frame both side panels within an ornate guilloche surround. Denomination numerals appear in each corner against a lightly tinted underprint. |
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The "Collector series" designation marks this as an intentional philatelic issue rather than a circulating banknote — the Bank of Jamaica produced these sets for sale to collectors, not for everyday use. De La Rue printed the standard circulation notes of this period anyway, so the collector packaging is essentially the only meaningful distinction between this and the regular issue.
Worth noting for anyone cataloging a set: the CS1 reference covers a range of denominations issued together, and individual notes sometimes surface separated from their original folder, which is where most of the collectible value actually resided.