10 Dollars - Elizabeth II

Fiji's 1989 series marked a consolidation of the Reserve Bank's post-independence note designs, with Thomas De La Rue producing a family of issues that would remain in circulation well into the 1990s. The P#92 sits within a broader Elizabeth II series that Fiji maintained long after many Commonwealth peers had moved to republican currency — a deliberate political choice reflecting the country's constitutional status at the time, though the 1987 coups under Rabuka had already set in motion a republican trajectory that would eventually displace the monarch from Fijian notes entirely.

De La Rue's security thread on this issue is a plain embedded type, predating the windowed and demetallized threads the printer introduced more widely in subsequent decades.