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10 Dollars L.1960, small guilloche
| Uitgever | Bank of Jamaica |
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| Jaar | 1970 |
| Type | Standard circulation banknote |
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| Beschrijving keerzijde | A detailed intaglio vignette of the Jamaican bauxite industry occupies the central field, with heavy earth-moving machinery, cranes, and trucks at work in an open-cast mining landscape, mountains visible in the background. The four corners carry denomination numerals in ornate guilloche panels. The title inscription 'THE BAUXITE INDUSTRY' appears below the central vignette. |
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| Beschrijving beveiliging | Pineapple |
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The Bank of Jamaica opened in 1961, a year before independence, giving the new state an institutional framework ready before the political transition was complete. This note falls under the Legal Tender Law of 1960 — hence the L.1960 dating — even though it was physically issued a decade later. Jamaica had been using Jamaican dollars only since 1969, when the dollar replaced the Jamaican pound at a two-to-one conversion, so P#57 represents the very earliest phase of the dollar series.
The "small guilloche" designation distinguishes this from a later plate variant with a larger guilloche pattern — a minor but catalogueable die change that De La Rue made during the run.