1 Dollar Without black bars

Pick 46 was issued as part of the 2002–2006 series overhaul that introduced polymer notes for higher denominations while retaining cotton paper for the dollar. The "without black bars" designation refers to an omission in the serial number printing — certain print runs lack the black bar elements that appear on standard examples, a variation significant enough to warrant separate catalog treatment but not yet fully explained in the literature.

De La Rue had printed Trinidad and Tobago currency since independence. The watermark remains the sole listed security feature, modest by early 2000s standards.