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| 正面铭文 | GOVERNMENT OF ANTIGUA & BARBUDA Easton's Fleet raiding on Newfoundland Coast 23k ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS 100 |
| 背面描述 | Gold foil reverse carrying a large central silver foil vignette of a turbulent seascape with crashing ocean waves rendered in high relief. A circular medallion at the lower left bears the national coat of arms, while a portrait roundel at the right depicts a female effigy. The issuer legend and independence commemorative inscription appear across the top, a signature line for the Minister of Finance is positioned at the lower centre, and the denomination is repeated in each corner and along the bottom border. |
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One of a small number of foil "banknotes" issued by Caribbean microstates in the early 1980s, this piece sits firmly in the collector novelty category rather than genuine monetary issue. Antigua and Barbuda gained independence in November 1981, and several commemorative items — including foil notes — were produced to capitalize on that event and the collector market it briefly generated.
Legal tender status for these foil pieces was nominal at best. No serious attempt at circulation was ever made, and the $100 face value bore no relationship to the material cost or any transactional reality.