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10 Florin

Issuer Centrale Bank van Aruba
Year 2019
Type Standard circulation banknote
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Obverse description Blue and light blue tones over a multicolor underprint. Central vignette comprises a White Turtle (Tortuga Blanco) set at centre, with a Spotted Trunk Fish (Fototo) in the upper register and a Common Sea Fan (Waira di Lama) in the lower margin. Denomination numerals and issuer inscriptions appear in the surrounding guilloche borders.
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Reverse description The ruins of the Bushiribana gold smelter form the principal vignette, flanked by ornamental motifs derived from the decorative floor tiles characteristic of Aruba's historic architecture. A sea turtle vignette appears in the upper portion of the design, tying the reverse thematically to the marine imagery of the obverse.
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Aruba separated from the Netherlands Antilles on 1 January 1986 under a "Status Aparte" arrangement, establishing its own central bank and florin the same year. The Centrale Bank van Aruba has consistently contracted outside the Caribbean for its printing, and Crane Currency — the Massachusetts firm better known for supplying the U.S. Federal Reserve with substrate — has handled Aruban issues in recent years.

The 2019 date places this within the current family of Aruban notes, updated from earlier series but retaining the florin at its longstanding peg of 1.79 AWG to the U.S. dollar, a rate that has held without adjustment since 1986.

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