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1 Dollar - Elizabeth II

Issuer Government of Belize
Year 1974-1976
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Currency Dollar (1885-date)
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Obverse lettering THE GOVERNMENT OF BELIZE THESE NOTES ARE LEGAL TENDER FOR THE PAYMENT OF ANY AMOUNT ONE DOLLAR For the GOVERNMENT of BELIZE BELIZE, 1st JANUARY, 1976. COMMISSIONERS OF CURRENCY $1 SUB • UMBRA • FLOREO
(Translation: I flourish in the shade.)
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Variants P#33a - 01.01.1974
P#33b - 01.06.1975
P#33c - 01.01.1976
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Belize gained independence as British Honduras until 1973, when it was renamed — this note is among the earliest issues under the new country name, a transitional series that retained the Bradbury Wilkinson plates and design conventions familiar from the British Honduras period. The continuity was deliberate: the colonial printing relationship with BW&Co carried over intact, and the security thread and watermark specifications changed little from the predecessor issues.

Pick 33 is the short-lived precursor to the longer Dollar Currency Board series. Superseded relatively quickly as Belize moved toward the Central Bank Act of 1982.

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